1.6 ID How - To
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Easiest way is to look at the throttle body. Specifically, the throttle position sensor.
The 1.6 M/T cars got a three-pin TPS with a square body, while the A/T cars got a rounded four-pin TPS. This applies only to North American '90-'93 engines- you didn't specify your location, and I believe that the later Euro-sped 1.6 engines got the same TPS as the 1.8s regardless of transmission.
The 1.6 M/T cars got a three-pin TPS with a square body, while the A/T cars got a rounded four-pin TPS. This applies only to North American '90-'93 engines- you didn't specify your location, and I believe that the later Euro-sped 1.6 engines got the same TPS as the 1.8s regardless of transmission.
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I'm not aware of there being any "intelligence" to the block serial number. I could be wrong, I've just never seen anything which said otherwise.
Is the VIN code on the oil pan still intact?
Is the VIN code on the oil pan still intact?
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