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DONT DO IT make car vibrate low revs can do it up to you kev

Paul. Don't just put down the shovel, chop it up and bury the bits so that it can never be used again. Unfortunately I reckon it is time to cut your losses and sell whatever you can, for whatever price you can get, then start afresh with a properly inspected car. You are going to lose a fair bit of money, but the alternative could well cost a great deal more. If you had bought a new engine I might offer different advice, but you bought a secondhand engine of unknown condition that you want fit into an extremely secondhand car, either of which may throw up more surprises once it is running.

Hello David, So can we take it that the coil light isn’t on now? If so, I would be leaving well alone if the car is running well. If the light returns, then I would be taking this to a trusted local diesel specialist, rather than an ‘ordinary’ garage. Sell it? ( because of this fault) - I most certainly wouldn’t. You may simply acquire another vehicle with a different fault! Kind regards, Gareth.

Perhaps I can now understand your earlier post about wanting to rev the engine at standstill!