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8EF engine

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Does anybody have any experience of transplanting one of these 8EF into a camper? Cable or electronic pump? ANything to be wary of?

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Do you mean AEF?

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Post by HarryMann »

one of these 8EF

I see no 8EF :roll: :roll: :roll:


Maybe a wee introduction to those sparse few words would point us to North, South, East or West where lies an 8EF :D

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AEF sounds better - i'll search for that then instead! - 8ef returns nuffin - & I know why now.
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It'll be a bit slow with just 64hp..
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Post by Diamond Hell »

and with an engine code like that I'll bet it'll have electronics.

M'mmmmm, electronics to get 64bhp.

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Diamond Hell wrote:and with an engine code like that I'll bet it'll have electronics.

M'mmmmm, electronics to get 64bhp.

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AEF is a mechanical pump but as above gutless.

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Post by rob356 »

What car is this AEf from?

I had a 1.6i Seat Toledo with engine code AEF whichwas 100bhp - is this is the one then a bit more worth having than 64hp.
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rob356 wrote:What car is this AEf from?

I had a 1.6i Seat Toledo with engine code AEF whichwas 100bhp - is this is the one then a bit more worth having than 64hp.

AEF's are mainly found in polos.
A 1.6 100bhp will be AEH

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