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GWtaylor

Plastic Inlet Manifold

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GWtaylor

Did they do a plastic inlet manifold as I've just been told that mine has a alloy and not plastic

Making it the wrong engine for year as mine is a L reg but all other tags say its correct engine

How can I tell for certain that its the correct engine

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DanteICE

Pretty sure that's not true. Aren't they all alloy on Peugeots, but the Citroens had plastic on some, if not all?

 

Geoff

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Tom Fenton

Late CAT equipped 1.9's did have a plastic manifold.

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Anthony

At least some of the Motronic (CAT) 205 GTi's had plastic inlet manifolds, but I'm not sure if they all did.

 

Here's an example (image a bit on the large side)

 

They're fairly prone to cracking, so I suspect that many have been swapped back to alloy anyway.

 

If the engine code / number tie up I wouldn't worry too much.

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petert

Just the really late Motronic models were plastic. Probably something like '92 onwards, as my '91 had an aluminium manifold. I fixed one recently which had sucked in the welsh plug from the alternator side. It went WOT instantly!

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Miles

As said, early CAT car's did not have the plastic inlet, only later ones, Ignore the Reg it's the chassis number thats the main thing

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GWtaylor

ok

thanks for that team

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