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snoopios
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engine code on top of the cam belt cover will tell you exactly what engine you have and with that its easy to know what bhp it is
you may also find the same code on the logbook/registration document
to confirm any 1.4 you may have
mk3 shape
AKK (08/99-05/02) 60hp
AUA (06/00-05/02) 75hp (16v)
AUB (07/00-05/02) 100hp (16v)
AUD (06/00-05/02) 60hp
mk4 shape
AMF (05/02-04/04) 75hp (3cyl)
AUB (09/01-05/02) 100hp (16v)
BBY (01/02-04/04) 75hp (16v)
BBZ (04/02-04/04) 100hp (16v)
BKY (05/04- ) 75hp (16v auto)
should cover it
Sorry if this is a bit of a dumb question but what does the (16v auto) mean? I know the 16v is 16 valves but the auto? I'm having some trouble with my 1.4 Ibiza Sport (there is a lot of lag when i press on the accelerator pedal and i'm trying to fix it.
Thanks
snoopios
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Thanks, I thought that's what it meant. I was just checking up on the engine codes and on mine, it says BKY but mine is a manual, does this make a difference?
snoopios
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My car is manual and I found the code on the cam belt cover and it says BKY which is supposed to be Auto!?
Maybe the cover has been replaced at some point. Look at the sticker in the boot or in your handbook.
snoopios
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I'd reckon its fair to assume its 1.4 16v 75bhp manual.
The SEAT build crew are known to of made a couple of parts bin specials in the past that haven't followed the spec sheet
The SEAT build crew are known to of made a couple of parts bin specials in the past that haven't followed the spec sheet
Lol mistaking a manual for a auto is a big mistake .
Im right in saying the 100bhp sport has rear brake discs the 75bhp doesnt.
More info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SEAT_Ibiza#Engine_specifications_5
.Im right in saying the 100bhp sport has rear brake discs the 75bhp doesnt.
More info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SEAT_Ibiza#Engine_specifications_5
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snoopios
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Seeing as there is a manual gear stick in the car, and as soon as you get more than 2 people in the car, it hardly moves, I'm gunna say that it probably is the manual version of the 1.4 16v Ibiza
snoopios
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Lol mistaking a manual for a auto is a big mistake
Im right in saying the 100bhp sport has rear brake discs the 75bhp doesnt.
More info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SEAT_Ibiza#Engine_specifications_5
Yeah, pretty big mistake but oh well, at least i know what it is.
You could be right, though I don't really know. Mine doesn't have rear disks!!
My 56 100bhp sport has rear discs. Also mine is happy to pull with its usual finess with 4 people in the car.
snoopios
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Not dragging up an ancient thread or anything, but out of interest I stumbled across this:
My engine code on my "mk4 1.4 16v Sport" '06 plate is BXW: and apparently I have 85hp... woohoo? XD
- oh and I have disks on the front, and drums on the rear...
My engine code on my "mk4 1.4 16v Sport" '06 plate is BXW: and apparently I have 85hp... woohoo? XD
- oh and I have disks on the front, and drums on the rear...
Well mine is the 100ps one and my insurance company made that very clear ! And yes it does have rear brake disc
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