View Full Version : Engine swop question?
Im sure a lot of you know richs' old willy rep which i know own. Unfortunatly she may be in need of an engine replacement
question is would a phase 2 clio 1.2engine and box fit in my phase 1 with no problems?
I'm assuming you mean a mk2 clio engine as the clio is a mk1 ph2.
if so yes you ould have wiring heaven to contend with to get the rev counter ect working as its all leccy on the mk 2's, wiring loom is different too.
you r best off just getting a like for like engine or getting a 1.4 energy engine and ECU as the loom is the same
Clio_GTT
28-01-2006, 12:08
depends which 1.2 you mean ? As the 1.2 8v used in the mk2's is the same DIET engine that was used in the mk1 ph3's. could nick one of them from somewhere
yer sorry rich i did mean mk1 and 2
so basicly i need a like for like swop otherwise i gonna get problems
correct??
as said mate, get a 1.4 rt engine from a mk1 clio and slap it in
too many electrics n hassle if u r going to put a mk2 engine in
insurance would be a problem dude im only 17
i insured a 1.4 rt when i was 17 on a pervisional lisence dood
elephant.co.uk....sorted, not expensive at all
i know but when you do engine swops and stuff they get suspicious trust me its like another 350quid a year to inusre cant say it worth it
just say ur other engine was knackered and needed a replacement
or just dont tell them at all
plus 200miles to the tank full is bad enoug thanks
Clio_GTT
28-01-2006, 12:40
plus 200miles to the tank full is bad enoug thanks
WTF i get over 300 from my 16v and most of that is spirited driving, TBH you'd be better off dropping in the same engine thats in there.
im pretty sure rich mentioned valvers hold another tenners worth of fuel, but i still think 200miles to tank on mine is really bad
Put a 1.4 RT in there...it looks identical to your current engine so no need to tell insurance.
Your likely getting only 200 per tank as your pushing it hard to keep up more powerful cars...putting a 1.4 in there means it won't need to work as hard to go the same speed so you'll get more mpg.
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