Engine pic request for the wiki

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Here's the HPi, with and without the pretty plastic cover :wink:

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DaiRees wrote:Here's the HPi, with and without the pretty plastic cover :wink:

Superb, cheers Dai
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dammit if you'd have asked a few hours earlier, i'd have been able to get a pic of a 2.2
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steve_earwig wrote: I suppose I could do bleeding the bleedin' cooling system. Maybe later, if I'm feeling brave :cheesy:
Eek! That was worrying: I wrote the page, didn't like something and tried to edit it, then I got some sort of conflict error, my page disappeared and I thought I'd broken something. The when I looked at it again it was fixed, was that you guys or is it "idiot-proof"?
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Sorry Steve - didn't mean to worry you :oops:

I spotted you'd made the article on bleeding the cooling system as a category. I've made the changes for you, and created a "Cooling" subcategory of the "Cooling, Heating and Ventilation" category you made.

I also fixed a couple of weird bits of formatting relating to pictures in your article.

Good article - thanks for submitting it! :cheesy:
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2.0 litre HDi 110 bhp

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EW10J4

if you need a better angle let me know but this is just one i had knocking around.
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nutski wrote:
dogslife wrote:DW12ATED
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If you want any different views, (i.e. without acoustic hood), let me know 8)
Thanks for the pic, one without the cover would be good if you get a chance ta.

Sorry I got the engine code wrong first time - its DW12TED4, (not DW12ATED) :oops:
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and without the cover:
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Took a reasonable snap of my engine this morning; just not sure what type it is :oops:

Mine is the 1.8l 16v petrol-engined 1999-registered D9, so I'm not sure if mine is an EW7 J4 - 1.8 16V or an XU7 JP4 - 1.8 16V. If someone can tell me which, I'll add my photos to the relevant page.
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highlander wrote:Took a reasonable snap of my engine this morning; just not sure what type it is :oops:

Mine is the 1.8l 16v petrol-engined 1999-registered D9, so I'm not sure if mine is an EW7 J4 - 1.8 16V or an XU7 JP4 - 1.8 16V. If someone can tell me which, I'll add my photos to the relevant page.
if memory serves i think the XU was in the D8 and the EW in the D9......... although id wait till someone else confirmed that also :lol:

while we are on questions i can see my EW10J4 in the list but what is the RFR and RFV varients??????? :oops:
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According to the table on this page - http://www.pug406.com/wiki/index.php/Peugeot_406 - the RFR produces more Horsepower than the RFV.

The table was somewhat shamelessly "borrowed" from Wikipedia, though I adapted the links on our "borrowed" version to point to the articles on our Wiki. I have no way to verify any of its content, as I don't know much about engines.
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yeah i had seen that before but was more curious to know what RFR and RFV are - mainly to find out what i have and if the RFV can i adapt steal some RFR ponies :cheesy:
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OK, you were right enough - the D9s got the EW7 J4 - 1.8 16V, so that's what I've got.

I've added the pic and a little description to the Wiki. Not the best photo ever, but it will do, at least for now.
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I could clean it up if you'd like :D
EW10J4 99kW 2.0l (RFR)
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