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davcohen

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25th Jul 15 at 06:22

Loved my old Derv Vauxhalls however having been out the scene for a while and wanting to get another im trying to get a newer model but am unsure if vauxhall are still using the M32 gearbox??

Trying to get a good Isuzu lump and know your supposed to avoid anything with a 6 speed but at any point did they change out the gearbox from a certain year/ model?

If anyone can suggest something better upto the 4-5k range I am open to other derv brands if their maintenance is not killer like cars from the VAG group

AndyCorsaSport

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25th Jul 15 at 06:42

Vag maintenance isn't a killer really.

Vectra CDTi doesn't use the M32 box. Although I think it's luck of the draw with the m32 anyway. Guy I know had an Astra sportive 150 van. Hammered it all the time. Drove like a twat. 08 plate, has just got shut of it on 120k. No box issues.

Mark.W

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25th Jul 15 at 07:34

Best off getting the 1.9 8v CDTI 120bhp then get it mapped as there are less thing to go wrong compared to the 150bhp ones.

Russ

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25th Jul 15 at 09:29

nothing went wrong with my 150 apart form egr needed cleaning. just hit 100k

tom130691

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25th Jul 15 at 09:56

quote:
Originally posted by AndyCorsaSport
Vag maintenance isn't a killer really.

Vectra CDTi doesn't use the M32 box. Although I think it's luck of the draw with the m32 anyway. Guy I know had an Astra sportive 150 van. Hammered it all the time. Drove like a twat. 08 plate, has just got shut of it on 120k. No box issues.

the Vectra 120 does have the M32, might went bang at 132k.

Had a leak fuel rail on the astra i had with the same engine, quick eaasy check, fuel then killed the starter motor

MarkM

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25th Jul 15 at 12:20

quote:
Originally posted by Russ
nothing went wrong with my 150 apart form egr needed cleaning. just hit 100k

I had to replace the EGR valve and manifold on mine last year. I blame the short journeys in rush hour traffic for it.

MarkM

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25th Jul 15 at 12:21

quote:
Originally posted by tom130691

quote:
Originally posted by AndyCorsaSport
Vag maintenance isn't a killer really.

Vectra CDTi doesn't use the M32 box. Although I think it's luck of the draw with the m32 anyway. Guy I know had an Astra sportive 150 van. Hammered it all the time. Drove like a twat. 08 plate, has just got shut of it on 120k. No box issues.

the Vectra 120 does have the M32, might went bang at 132k.

Had a leak fuel rail on the astra i had with the same engine, quick eaasy check, fuel then killed the starter motor

I had two starter motors go on mine because a garage didn't replace the O ring when replacing the fuel filter. It dripped for ages on the starter motor as its directly below the fuel filter housing.

Corsa_Sport21

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25th Jul 15 at 13:01

quote:
Originally posted by AndyCorsaSport
Vag maintenance isn't a killer really.

Vectra CDTi doesn't use the M32 box. Although I think it's luck of the draw with the m32 anyway. Guy I know had an Astra sportive 150 van. Hammered it all the time. Drove like a twat. 08 plate, has just got shut of it on 120k. No box issues.

Mates m32 went at 23k on his 08 Sportive van.

davcohen

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29th Jul 15 at 05:43

Really want something either Corsa or Astra sized. Not really interested in the 1.9 or 2.0 diesels as I just prefer the tried and test Isuzu lumps, I know they arent as smooth but they are more reliable

So do all newer Corsa's and Astra's still use the M32's?

Steve

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29th Jul 15 at 09:31

New corsa E vxr does not use the M32

pow

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29th Jul 15 at 09:32

I'm sure the 150 CDTI doesn't use the M32 either, just the 120. And Alfa Mito's. Mine went at 83k.

Graham88

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29th Jul 15 at 12:44

My 183k mile M32 box is sweet.

Stuart H

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29th Jul 15 at 14:36

I've got an Astra 2.0 cdti uses a f40 gearbox. Think mine needs a clutch though. Only on 50k

smcGSI16V

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Registered: 26th May 03
Location: Farnborough Drives: Thurlby 888 CDTi No.98
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29th Jul 15 at 14:41

100k and no issues to report here on my M32, and mine doesn't run standard power either.

davcohen

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30th Jul 15 at 05:53

Just so hard to go into a car knowning they have Gearbox issues not to worried about the smaller parts but Gearbox is not something I know about.

So basically anything 6 speed diesel wise is an M32?

Stuart H

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30th Jul 15 at 13:12

Nope mine is a 6 speed 2.0 diesel and has an f40

antnee

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30th Jul 15 at 13:40

quote:
Originally posted by davcohen
Just so hard to go into a car knowning they have Gearbox issues not to worried about the smaller parts but Gearbox is not something I know about.

So basically anything 6 speed diesel wise is an M32?

There are 'major' problems with most cars. Just find a well looked after example.

davcohen

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1st Aug 15 at 21:40

quote:
Originally posted by Stuart H
Nope mine is a 6 speed 2.0 diesel and has an f40

What year is your car?

So im guessing all Corsa (D) 6 speeds are M32's

Stuart H

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1st Aug 15 at 21:46

It's a 2013 2.0 cdti 165. Think the 1.7 diesels use the m32?

davcohen

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6th Aug 15 at 05:43

thats what I have been trying to work out

ianofbhills

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6th Aug 15 at 07:33

quote:
Originally posted by davcohen

quote:
Originally posted by Stuart H
Nope mine is a 6 speed 2.0 diesel and has an f40

What year is your car?

So im guessing all Corsa (D) 6 speeds are M32's

Corsa d 1.3 cdti 6 speed uses m20 gearbox
Corsa d 1.7 cdti 6 speed uses m32 gearbox

davcohen

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8th Aug 15 at 01:21

Oh... Well thats good to know I havent heard anything about M20's so I guess no news is good news

Do they offer such a thing as an extended warranty on the gearbox's

Been in the USA for 5 years but trying to get my sister a car and things are so different here

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