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GavCorsa

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25th Oct 08 at 19:14

as title

finally got my redtop off the floor and onto the stand today, started stripping it down and quick clean up
noticed it just said 20xe rather than c20xe

also is the engine number after the 20xe part ?

SportBoy

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25th Oct 08 at 19:19

think the 20xe ran diff version of motronic, no lambda or cat whereas the c20xe did .. thats what i 'think' anyway and yeah the engine number is after it.

[Edited on 25-10-2008 by SportyBoy]

P1CK4D

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25th Oct 08 at 19:30

20xe are out of the early cars Pre 1990's i think! Dont hold me to it.

gavin18787

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25th Oct 08 at 19:45

one has a dizzy one doesnt irrc

possibly dont have to have a cat on the early ones?

Drives supercharged Tec with torque

James_DT

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25th Oct 08 at 19:48

The C20XE meets early emissions regulations, the 20XE doesn't.

GavCorsa

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25th Oct 08 at 19:49

any other way of finding out ? came from another corsa originally

the loom has lambda sensor wiring (from astra gte by the looks- with seperate start/charge loom) and exhaust had lambda fitted- but no cat

the engine has traction controll too

( thats from later models i'm sure )

have i got a mix and match engine or something? LOL

davieslim

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25th Oct 08 at 20:16

c20 xe came with cat, 20xe came with no cat.

david

Mike GSi

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25th Oct 08 at 20:21

the "C" stands for an Emitions code, emitions werent an issue before 1990 but since J reg all cars produced must have a cat converter on it! hence the C20XE after 1990, then X then Z iirc

Ste L

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25th Oct 08 at 20:23

20xe = no cat
c20xe = cat and lambda
c20xe LN = cat, lambda and dispac ignition system

GavCorsa

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25th Oct 08 at 20:24

so i don't have to run a cat on my corsa when it goes on the road ? Legally i mean for an MOT? and the MOT guy can check this by looking at the engine code/number ?

Stoneyginger

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26th Oct 08 at 00:08

your car should not need a cat with a 20xe engine though you will have to persuade most mot stations like i do

Scotty C

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26th Oct 08 at 00:11

I've heard the 20XE is 156bhp, and the C20XE is 150bhp. True?

Ste L

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26th Oct 08 at 13:17

quote:
Originally posted by Scatt
I've heard the 20XE is 156bhp, and the C20XE is 150bhp. True?

yes, untill you remove the cat, and they will both be the same power

Huffski

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26th Oct 08 at 16:31

Different crank and flywheel aswell most came with the coscast head aswell

GavCorsa

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26th Oct 08 at 19:58

so could the engine have come from an early ( say j plate ) astra gsi ??

Ste L

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26th Oct 08 at 20:26

quote:
Originally posted by Huffski
Different crank and flywheel aswell most came with the coscast head aswell

the c20xe's came with a coscat head too..

my dispac engine has a coscat head, and it's not a retro fit, it's a proper one made for the dispac engine's, with coil pack holder on it

also, the flywheel only changes on the "LN" engine's, the c20xe with dissy, has the flat type one

[Edited on 26-10-2008 by Ste L]

Corsa_Sport21

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26th Oct 08 at 22:19

Only a few early XEs had the coscast head not all of them.It was just mix and match.

And some of the later dis-pack motors came with them(astra gsi's)as standard but only a very few.

Oh and also some of the K plate calibras had a dizzy motor with pot type flywheel.

Dale

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26th Oct 08 at 23:30

quote:
Originally posted by Stoneyginger
your car should not need a cat with a 20xe engine though you will have to persuade most mot stations like i do

just prove the year of the engine and it is all legal!

[Edited on 26-10-2008 by DRS]

av it

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26th Oct 08 at 23:49

20xe also has forged pistons
20xe is early
c20xe is late

Corsa_Sport21

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27th Oct 08 at 00:05

quote:
Originally posted by av it
20xe also has forged pistons
20xe is early
c20xe is late

C20XE is also early.

Huffski

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27th Oct 08 at 09:15

quote:
Originally posted by Ste L

quote:
Originally posted by Huffski
Different crank and flywheel aswell most came with the coscast head aswell

the c20xe's came with a coscat head too..

my dispac engine has a coscat head, and it's not a retro fit, it's a proper one made for the dispac engine's, with coil pack holder on it

also, the flywheel only changes on the "LN" engine's, the c20xe with dissy, has the flat type one

[Edited on 26-10-2008 by Ste L]

Yeh what i meant u mostly find them on the 20xe im sure the the 20xe had a lighter flywheel

pow

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27th Oct 08 at 09:19

So a 20xe is the one to get?

.dean.

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27th Oct 08 at 09:39

what ecu code does the c20xe uses?

Corsa_Sport21

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27th Oct 08 at 10:45

quote:
Originally posted by .dean.
what ecu code does the c20xe uses?

A few.

av it

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27th Oct 08 at 10:46

yes there is at least 3 ive had and all different codes for the ecu

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