What model gearbox is in the 1.9 CDTI Vectra C?
Talking about the 1.9 100/120/150HP diesel here. Is it the F40 or M32?
Talking about the 1.9 100/120/150HP diesel here. Is it the F40 or M32?
I know its a bit of a broad question, however i am planning to buy a MK7 Golf. Now normally i would buy a diesel, however im gonna be largely doing city driving, and thats not so good for the DPF. So that leaves the petrol engines, and i dont have a lot of experience with modern small petrol engines. So how is the fuel consumption in city driving for these engines. Im not really sure which one im gonna buy, as im just looking for one in the best condition, regardless of the engine.
I have read horror stories regarding the 105HP 1.9 tdi engines. While im sure its not a widespread issue as one might believe, its still something to keep in mind. Thing is its always the 105HP ones that are talked about, my question is does this issue also pertain to the 90HP (BRU and BXF) engines?
One of my favorite things to do in San Andreas as a kid was just get a plane, and fly around the map. There was something so relaxing about it. Feeling the weight of the plane as it spun around, trying to fly inbetween tight areas, seeing such a detailed map from above (the absolute peak of a soundtrack helped it too). And while completing the story, i noticed that the missions that involved flying were always my favorite (i even loved the zero missions that everyone hates). Later, when 5 came out, i did the exact same thing, all my three characters had maxxed out flying skill by the end. So i was wondering is there a game that has that sort of half-arcade-half-sim flying model. Most of the flying games that i see are realistic simulators (like MSFS or X-Plane), or arcade combat flight (like Ace Combat or HAWX).
Hello friends, im thinking of getting a first gen Toyota Aygo (or Peugeot 107/ Citroen C1, doesnt really matter to be honest), however i keep hearing that the clutches on pre 2009 models are really fragile. How true is this? And if it is true, how much more durable are the post 2009 clutches? Is it worth splashing some more money for a post 2009 model?