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SXI - Matt

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8th Sep 08 at 17:22

In the market for one just waiting for a untouched clean example to come up, any one no when the cam belt needs changing and the service intervals? Any common problems they have that i should no about and look out for? Its the 1.4 engine.

Thanks Guys

[Edited on 09-09-2008 by SXI - Matt]

richc

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8th Sep 08 at 17:59

what engine?

shauny278

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8th Sep 08 at 18:37

ite mate aw do u change your password

AlunJ

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8th Sep 08 at 18:38

quote:
Originally posted by shauny278
ite mate aw do u change your password

wtf?

...http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/memcp.php?action=profile

[Edited on 08-09-2008 by AlunJ]

little_duke

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8th Sep 08 at 18:50

SXI - Matt

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9th Sep 08 at 07:22

its the 1.4 engine im getting

[Edited on 09-09-2008 by SXI - Matt]

deano87

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9th Sep 08 at 07:32

Depends which model SRi you get. Engine codes differ from face lift & pre facelift.

I've heard numerous people say that the 1.4 16v isn't a great deal better than the 1.2 16v, yet the fuel economy etc is worse. The 1.8 is the one to go for really.

SXI - Matt

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9th Sep 08 at 08:32

Its going to be the face lift model around 04 to 05 plate, was looking at the 1.8 but the amount you spend on tax fuel and the extra on insurence decided would rather have the 1.4

[Edited on 09-09-2008 by SXI - Matt]

dean101287

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9th Sep 08 at 08:39

My mates 53plate 1.8 sri is cheaper to tax than my 1.6 sport. How the fuck they work that out I dont know.

deano87

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9th Sep 08 at 08:39

Then you could say the amount you spend extra on tax and fuel for the 1.4, you could have the 1.2 and go on forever

Saying that, I would look at 1.4's.

May be look out for the 'Exclusiv' models. They are 1.4 16v, come with full leather, climate and 4CD changer I think. Much nicer to live with imho. Whittie on here has one. Quite rare though.

[Edited on 09-09-2008 by deano87]

Dean_W

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9th Sep 08 at 08:43

quote:
Originally posted by deano87
They are 1.4 16v, come with full leather, climate and 4CD changer I think. Much nicer to live with imho.

Why does that make it easier to live with? Just perks really.

dannymccann

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9th Sep 08 at 08:47

If you are interested in Exclusiv models talk to Whittie he has/had one

deano87

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9th Sep 08 at 08:51

quote:
Originally posted by Dean_W

quote:
Originally posted by deano87
They are 1.4 16v, come with full leather, climate and 4CD changer I think. Much nicer to live with imho.

Why does that make it easier to live with? Just perks really.

Well, I'm talking personally. The next car I get will be long term, so better to live with i.e. the perks

SXI - Matt

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9th Sep 08 at 08:51

I was looking at them but are rare to find and are quite expensive due to this, its definatly the 1.4 sri i want, does any body no of any problems to look out for? and the service intervals / cambelt?

deano87

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9th Sep 08 at 08:56

quote:
Originally posted by dean101287
My mates 53plate 1.8 sri is cheaper to tax than my 1.6 sport. How the fuck they work that out I dont know.

It's going up to £270 in 2010

SXI - Matt

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9th Sep 08 at 21:26

Any one no the intervals?

deano87

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9th Sep 08 at 21:28

Parkers has the info I think

SXI - Matt

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9th Sep 08 at 21:29

didnt think of that ill have a look

Eck

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9th Sep 08 at 21:31

If you go for an Exclusiv it'll be more expensive to have the timing done as it's chain driven instead of belt. Make sure that it had the chain alteration done in the recall, if not...Ouch.

deano87

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9th Sep 08 at 21:33

I did have a feeling the 'Twinport' models were chain driven. If so, it'll be 100k for the chain. . .I think.

SXI - Matt

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9th Sep 08 at 21:33

There was a recall was this on the exclusiv? What engines are in them thought they were the same as the sri's?

Eck

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9th Sep 08 at 21:36

Yeah there were a couple of recalls iirc. One for the chain, another for the ABS unit. Rob E on here will be able to give you better info as he works for Vaux!

SXI - Matt

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9th Sep 08 at 21:38

Oh ok do you no if the sri's have the same engines as the exclusivs because the sri's have twinport engines

RS6

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9th Sep 08 at 21:43

1.8s are cheap as chips head for one of those or the 1.7 cdti

deano87

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9th Sep 08 at 21:45

quote:
Originally posted by SXI - Matt
Oh ok do you no if the sri's have the same engines as the exclusivs because the sri's have twinport engines

There are various models of SRi's, SXi's, Exclusiv's and 1.4 16v engines

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