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beany113
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hi guys, someone of you may know that i have recently bought a vx power inlet box. one of my mates has just told me that i will need a different inlet manifold as it wont match up to the standard one just wondering if this is right? i thought that i would take off the top inlet manifold and replace it with the vx inlet box?? please help guys!! thanks
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anyone able to help ??
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an evening bump!
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Depends on what engine you have, if you have a c16xe you will need to swap the inlet manifold for the lower part of an x14xe/x16xe manifold to this you will be able to fit the PowerBox.
If you have an x14xe/x16xe all that is required is to remove the top part of the inlet manifold.
Hope that helps.
If you require a lower part manifold pm me as I may have one I can sell you.
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28th Feb 13 at 22:02   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
what he said! it needs to be a metal lower inlet manifold
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Well it's going on my gsi corsa b so it's an x16xe pal! Thanks for that bit if info!! Muchky appreciated!! <3
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not all gsi's are x16xe's though

any pics of your engine bay?
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Just seen the pics you posted up in another thread, from the image of the engine it would appear you have a black plastic inlet which tells me you have a C16xe, therefor you will need the lower x14/x16xe manifold.
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I have the black plastic upper inlet manifold but I'm insure what the lower part is like?
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Yep, going by the pics in your project, its a c16xe.
You will have to soure a lower inlet manifold from either a x14xe or x16xe. This is because the tops of them are flat, the c16xe one isn't flat, it has a locating rim on top.
Had to do the same when fitting a Mantzel to mine. Easy enough to do.
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if you have a plastic inlet then you will need an x16xe lower manifold

but good news is it looks like you have the better engine
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quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham

but good news is it looks like you have the better engine


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Ah okay thanks lads massive help! Pie fully I can find one tomorrow as its getting fitted Saturday morning!
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Going to the breakers tomorrow how will I know if it's the right one? Try and look for the engine code?
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Anyone??? X
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engine code, or the fact it will be metal
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Thanks pal! Ill get one tomorrow!
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1st Mar 13 at 02:42   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Have fun removing the lower inlet, it's a horrible job lol
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Buy one that have been removed, the lower inlet is a right bastard to get off.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vauxhall-Corsa-B-1-6-16v-Inlet-Manifold-/140913448080?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item20cf189490

This will work.
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just noticed you had this thread aswell as the one in helpzone... just confirmed exactly what i thought.

shouldn't be too hard to find one, just find a tigra or 14xe/16xe corsa in a scrappy
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Why is the inlet so hard to get off? I'm just about to go to the scrappy now, any tips to make life easier lol?
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battery out, coolant header tank out and take a few extra bits just incase you need them
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quote:
Originally posted by corsadonk
Buy one that have been removed, the lower inlet is a right bastard to get off.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vauxhall-Corsa-B-1-6-16v-Inlet-Manifold-/140913448080?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item20cf189490

This will work.


just bought it, havent really got the time to go scrappy so ill just have to wait a wekk or so and get it delivered, thanks!

 
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