anything i need to know?
i know there is a difference in the wiring
what needs tobe done?
ta
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check this thread, its the same principle for a 1.0 as it is a 1.2 and 1.4 etc
it might help:
http://www.corsa-b.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=2578
it might help:
http://www.corsa-b.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=2578
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cheers i know 8v to 16v
its the 1.0 eco engine is wired differently
its the 1.0 eco engine is wired differently
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come on there should be somebody who has done it.
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[quote=\"Adam-D\"]cheers i know 8v to 16v
its the 1.0 eco engine is wired differently[/quote]
When you do an engine transplant you have to replace all the loom etc anyway, so surely it doesnt matter if its wired differently. Unless you mean the interior wiring?
its the 1.0 eco engine is wired differently[/quote]
When you do an engine transplant you have to replace all the loom etc anyway, so surely it doesnt matter if its wired differently. Unless you mean the interior wiring?
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the ecu is in the passenger side, so wouldnt that matter?
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i gather what you mean now, surely it would still be the same, apart from being a pain with the wiring, eg, extending some wires and shortening others?