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Can anybody tell me what model ie mark 3/4/ etc a w reg astra would be and what sort of miles to expect from the 2.0td estate and any probs to look out for.

And is the 2.0 dti engine in 52 plate a lot beter or is it the same thing

thanks graeme

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reading parkers the 2.0l dti is the best to go for and the isn't anything major to look out for. i would go for a diesel than petrol as my 2.0l sri has been shit

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reading parkers the 2.0l dti is the best to go for and the isn't anything major to look out for. i would go for a diesel than petrol as my 2.0l sri has been shit

 

 

thanks mate will look for that one then, did it give any figures for fuel?

Graham,they're known as Astra G's mate.

Good motor IMHO,easy to fix and reliable,the isuzu lump is brill! ;)

If the ol' Cav ever gave out this would be the wifes next car!

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is there a way to tell if it's got the Isuzi lump in it lol, is that for the dti engine or the td. Daz do you know much about these cars etc i could send yo ua pic to have a look at as i've seen one in a breakers and would like some advice b4 going up to the place to look at it

thanks graeme

i was under the impression the later diesels were fiat lumps

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Graham,they're known as Astra G's mate.

Good motor IMHO,easy to fix and reliable,the isuzu lump is brill! ;)

If the ol' Cav ever gave out this would be the wifes next car!

 

 

Isuzu lump was the earlier 1.7s as found in the MK3 and MK4 DTi 16v. the 2.0 is a different engine as far as I know. Brazillian built. 8v non turbo and was badged as the 2.0 Di. Unaware of the turbo versions, but they'll be based on the same Brazillian 8v unit.

 

AFAIK, the only diesel units in the Astra G are 1.7 DTi 16v and the 2.0 Di. Common rail 1.7 (CDTi) was fitted to the Astra H, currently Astra.

 

The 2.2DTi 16v was only available in continental Astra Gs and was the unit fitted to the Vectra before the Saab/Vauxhall 1.9 Common rail turbos were launched.

The Isuzu was fitted to some Astras as well as the GM X17dtl low blo' (pile of cack!) It was also fitted to The Combo van at least upto 54'plates that I know of!

Stick the pics up mate,we'll go from there! ;)

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the model is a Ls Dti 52 plate

 

says light wire fire how much wire is down there where it's burnt? and what are those round plastic things to the right of the battery

thanks

 

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reading the owners club the suffer from fuel pump problems but then it wouldn't be vauxhall if it had no problems

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Ahhh!-my bad!,thought you was on about 1.7 diesels! :slap:

The 2.0 litre (as pictured aint' the Isuzu) was crap in the early cars.

after the trouble i have had with my vauxhall i have said i wouldn't have another (time will tell)

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Personally yes mate!-been the 1.7 then probably a Go'er.The round plastic things are Solenoid valves IIRC for vac egr etc.Could tell better if I was looking at it! :D

Yes the 2.0dti has major problems with the fuel system.Seen loads of vectras/astras with fuel problems.Usually poor starting or lack of power.the bosch pump breaks up internally and needs a complete overhaul.The cost for a pump iirc is around £700 exchange.

i was a big fan of vauxhalls they never gave me trouble had gsi 3000 :bow: :bow: astra 1.4i for work and 1.6 Si for work and never had any probs but then eco tec came along and vauxhalls have never been the same again. even on the new astra advert says "with all new engines" i wonder why :slap:

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