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Post by crispy »

how difficult is it to replace the water pump on a 1 litre sierra engine?? and da wot fuel do the 1 litre engines run on :oops:
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Post by zooker »

Im pretty sure the 1L zooks run on LRP. Can anyone else verify this? as i have a 1.3
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Super or LRP
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Post by crispy »

for 1 litre or 1.3 or both?
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All 1 litres 1.3 upto 1986
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Post by zooker »

for 1L and 1985 1.3's. But unleaded doesnt do it any harm once a month
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Post by crispy »

thanks for clearin that up, will be able to get the right fuel tomorra
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Post by camskizook »

My 1L runs on unleaded.....coz its an 87 model
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Post by purefmx »

Regardless of the discrepencies over leaded/unleaded, mines an '85, some will say to run it on unleaded and some will say just stick with leaded. As far as the difference in fuel prices between the two, i feel safer spending the extra 5c/litre and ensuring that my valves get that little bit of extra lubrication. :D
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Post by christover1 »

my 1.0 litre always ran better on unleaded, didnt foul plugs so often. the handbook from japan says "use 90 octane or higher, preferably unleaded. I know japan has been using unleaded for much longer than we have, but aint sure if aussie spec ones are the same? ran my 84 1.3 totally on unleaded. Also, I believe all reco engines have to be unleaded? its only hardened valve seats which are needed ?, which I believe alloy heads have anyway? . but these are just my opinions, others may know more facts?
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