View Full Version : mk1 or mk2 vts engine whats the difference???
GingeVTS
8th September 2009, 14:59
i have a red top vts engine and a mk1 westcoast 1.4 but i cnt tell the difference in engines can u help??
GingeVTS
8th September 2009, 15:10
engine number is 306600
wadoryu
8th September 2009, 15:14
well a vts has 120bhp with a 16 valve engine when a westcoast has 75bhp and an 8 valve engine. really if you cant tell the difference your vts is f*cked or your westcoast is modded the shizzle out of hope this helps
DusheR
8th September 2009, 15:16
I think he means the mk1 and mk2 vts. As far as I know, its the ecu, loom plugs. But I know theres more. Think the coilpack is?
GingeVTS
8th September 2009, 15:22
sorry i didnt ask the question very well i have a vts engine in my garage waiting to go in the westcoast but i dont know wether the engine i have is a mk1 or a mk2
just waiting to find a cheap ecu and manifold then it can go in.
Jim-Bob
8th September 2009, 16:08
Mk1 will have a single ECU plug, Mk2's have a triple ECU plug, i think thats the only obvious difference in the Mk1 and Mk2 VTS engines.
Manifolds are the same i believe.
James
Hodgins91
8th September 2009, 16:20
i think that the MK1'S dont have an EGR pumps thingy
AlexB
8th September 2009, 16:28
i think that the MK1'S dont have an EGR pumps thingy
correct
GingeVTS
8th September 2009, 17:19
?? whats an ERG pump ??
Finchowned
8th September 2009, 18:10
MK2 engines from 2001 and later have a three plug ECU and a cold start fresh air pump (often reffered to incorrectly as an EGR). You can tell if you have one (fresh air pump) as it will be mounted to the front of the head. It's a black circle with a metal pipe going into the exhaust side of the head near the airbox and some black rubber tuning going to a pump located behind the passengers foglight.
Some early MK2 engines (late 1999 - late 2000) have a single plug ECU and two prongs on the head where the fresh air valve would be mounted, but no pipework etc.
Chances are if it's got a two prong head and a 3 plug ECU it's a MK2 engine, if it's not got any prongs on the front of the head and a single plu ECU, it's a MK1 engine! :D
GingeVTS
8th September 2009, 19:01
thanks guys il check it in the morning
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