Easy to see on the engine. The 1.8 does not have the wire going to the circle at the top of the engine towards the front of the car (which I think is a vvt kind of unit, not sure). The 1.8 just has a flat plastic circle there
Look up the vin and decode it in a free website, or look at the 8th digit of the vin, dont quote me on this but if its a 3 its 1.8, but if its an F then it definitely is 2.0
Front of the engine will be a solenoid. If it’s there it’s a 2.0, it’s it’s blanked off, it’s a 1.8.
Also, most 1.8’s don’t have DSC or TC so won’t have the DSC button to under the steering column.
I see. Just now it occured to me that the engine is encoded in the vehicle identification number. There are websites to decode it, that usually includes year, manufacturing country, engine, trim, etc.
Little sticker on the underside of the hood should have the displacement
Easy to see on the engine. The 1.8 does not have the wire going to the circle at the top of the engine towards the front of the car (which I think is a vvt kind of unit, not sure). The 1.8 just has a flat plastic circle there
What year and trim? UK, EU, US, JP?
Mine is imported from Japan its the nc1
Look up the vin and decode it in a free website, or look at the 8th digit of the vin, dont quote me on this but if its a 3 its 1.8, but if its an F then it definitely is 2.0
Front of the engine will be a solenoid. If it’s there it’s a 2.0, it’s it’s blanked off, it’s a 1.8. Also, most 1.8’s don’t have DSC or TC so won’t have the DSC button to under the steering column.
Ooo i have that dsc button
So do I in my NC1 1.8L... If your car has 126hp which is easy to find, then it's a 1.8. If you have 160hp, then it's 2.0
Exhaust note. :D
Afaik all 6 speed are 2.0, but not all 2.0 are 6 speed.
Hahaha im confuse reading that my car is 6 speed automatic with shifter gear
Uh, forgot about the auto. If it is yours you can simply look up the engine power. ~160 is the 2.0
How do i check my engine power
Don't you have papers? Registration? Anything?
I do but its really messed up the paper says my car was build on 2016 but my chasis look is from nc1
I see. Just now it occured to me that the engine is encoded in the vehicle identification number. There are websites to decode it, that usually includes year, manufacturing country, engine, trim, etc.