1.6td Piston size

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1.6td Piston size

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I've seen some 76.51mm pistons offered.Are these standard or oversize? Ta

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Standard. 1.6td's are not worth fixing when worn out, best to replace them with a 1.9td.

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Standard.

First oversize is 77mm, second 77.5mm.
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Many thanks.My 1.6 seems a bit smokey although it runs well enough and I don't think repair/replacement is imminent.I am looking around for an AAZ motor to get ready for that eventuality,but thought that if these pistons were oversize and the right price,a rebore might be an affordable third option.

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Al Housman wrote:Many thanks.My 1.6 seems a bit smokey although it runs well enough and I don't think repair/replacement is imminent.I am looking around for an AAZ motor to get ready for that eventuality,but thought that if these pistons were oversize and the right price,a rebore might be an affordable third option.

1.6 has alot of issues when it dies replace it.

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