Guidance on the identification of an engine

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Guidance on the identification of an engine

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hi
I found an engine that's already been on a Volkswagen T3.
Who knows the characteristics of this engine?(Size and horsepower and ...)
The picture is not clear!
thanks

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Re: Guidance on the identification of an engine

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it's a diesel
AGG 2.0L 8V. (Golf GTi MkIII)

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No, this is petrol
There has Carburetor

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I was close, it was fifty fifty :D
AGG 2.0L 8V. (Golf GTi MkIII)

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ok :D
thanks
I try to get a better picture

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I can't tell you exactly which varient it is, but it is an engine out of an 80's VW Passat or Scirocco. As it has a carb it is very likely an "EX" engine. 1800cc, about 90bhp, long lasting, good motor, BUT it won't fit easily into a T3 / T25 because of the height of the manifold and carb. The injected version of that engine (DX code) however is a common swap over from the 1.6 Diesel powered vans, as it is a very easy swap on them, because the mounts, hoses and exhaust etc are interchangeable (being the same basic block and head design, just one version is Diesel and one is Petrol).

The engine number (and therefore code) should be on the engine block face, just underneath where the thermostat housing bolts to, and just above the gearbox.

Hope that helps.
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Hi, Thanks
Engine code, several digits?
I read my code and I'll tell you ...

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