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fazza

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Registered: 7th Feb 08
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18th Jun 12 at 12:47

Im looking at the possiblility of buying a corsa c van(not combo)

What is there I need to look out for on the engines??

Any common problems?

I have found a few and some are 1.7di, others are 1.3?

Whittie

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Registered: 11th Aug 06
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18th Jun 12 at 12:53

I've got a 1.3cdti one, they're epic

Edit: It's a D, misread, my bad babes.

[Edited on 18-06-2012 by Whittie]

Sunz

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18th Jun 12 at 12:54

You probably know but the insurance on "car derived vans" is more then just a car, you have to insure them on a business type of insurance policy.

Joey 1.6 sport

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18th Jun 12 at 12:56

I've got a 1.7di and I've done 30.000 miles in two years and all it's needed is a starter motor I believe there quite commen and general mantance and I love it

fazza

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18th Jun 12 at 12:57

It will be used for business sunz, so that isnt an issue.

Is the 1.7di nippy mate? what bhp are they standard? Can you get tuning boxes for them?

Zac-C20xe

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18th Jun 12 at 13:01

c20let a van

Sunz

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18th Jun 12 at 13:03

1.7 Di - a massive 64 bhp.

1.7 DTi - 73 bhp.

Joey 1.6 sport

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18th Jun 12 at 13:05

I'm not Certan on bhp but they are a low compression turbo so don't have intercoolers but I think mine is quite nippy revs up quick not much turbo lag quicker than vectra 2.0 dti that I had I'm not to Certan on tuning boxes but there must be someone out there doing them lol

Gary

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18th Jun 12 at 13:41

quote:
Originally posted by Sunz
You probably know but the insurance on "car derived vans" is more then just a car, you have to insure them on a business type of insurance policy.

Your not wrong. I get properly bummed for my berlingo insurance. 1200 for the year. Cunts. I can insure a powerfull car for that!

bracey123

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Registered: 24th Oct 08
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18th Jun 12 at 13:50

I didnt have to insure my corsa b van on buisness insurance, normal elephant car insurance

AndyCorsaSport

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18th Jun 12 at 16:24

Take it to Warren and get Z19DTH

fazza

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20th Jun 12 at 11:01

quote:
Originally posted by Sunz
1.7 Di - a massive 64 bhp.

1.7 DTi - 73 bhp.

bump this, guessing the Di is none turbo?

64bhp be slow as fuck wont it

spencer88

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20th Jun 12 at 11:02

Di would be turbo but no intercooler, dti is turbo and intercooler.

Motors should go on and on.

CDTI is 1.3 and about 75bhp, so a bit more grunt but a more fragile engine.

fazza

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20th Jun 12 at 11:10

sweet, been offered a 2001 'Y' Corsa Di for £800

Sunz

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20th Jun 12 at 11:14

quote:
Originally posted by fazza

quote:
Originally posted by Sunz
1.7 Di - a massive 64 bhp.

1.7 DTi - 73 bhp.

bump this, guessing the Di is none turbo?

64bhp be slow as fuck wont it

13.6 0-60

They don't seem great, for example my Megane 1.9 Diesel has 300NM of torque and the 1.7 Di has 130NM, thought maybe they wouldn't be too bad as it's a diesel and has torque but that doesn't seem a lot at all, seems pretty low for bhp and torque. Must do amazing MPG !

AndyCorsaSport

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20th Jun 12 at 11:28

They also do a 1.7 CDTi

Mates just bought a 1.7 Di for £800 on a 51 plate.

jameswalshe1990

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20th Jun 12 at 14:54

Di 1.7 go forever mine done around 200,000 when I sold it and I still see it driving around propper solid engines, also made it quicker swapped the gear box for a low ratio box which only made the top speed around 98mph instead of the 112mph I used to get ( on private roads ) but alot nippier off the lights

[Edited on 20-06-2012 by jameswalshe1990]

spencer88

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20th Jun 12 at 15:33

quote:
Originally posted by AndyCorsaSport
They also do a 1.7 CDTi

Mates just bought a 1.7 Di for £800 on a 51 plate.

In the Corsa C? Didnt think they did that in Van form until the D.

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