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OCTAVIA MK1 03 1.9 TDI PD OR NON PD?

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Hi; im going to look at an 03 octavia 1.9tdi 90 bhp will this be pd or non pd ? Are both engines ok and is one noisier?Any advise greatfully received thanks.

non pd. mine is an 04 90 bhp. they are the non pd engines.

 

i think from hanging around here the non pd engines are preferred as theres "less" to go wrong.

 

dont quote me on that though....

the 90 bhp is grand, as long as its been minded it'll most likely not put a foot wrong (too often..),

though if you can id stretch to a 110bhp non pd elegance... you'll have the benefit of the extra oomph on the floor..

My 1st Škoda was a MKI Elegance (110) great car and a superb engine.

 

(BTW I have deleted your duplicated thread)

 

(BTW I have deleted your duplicated thread)

 smidge off topic, but theres seems to be a lot of duplicate posting the last couple of days?

 

On topic...

 

it will depend on what you want out of the car  day to day, to be honest the normal commute i have to work, and odd bit of Mway i do ,

the 90 is perfectly acceptable for getting by lorries etc,

and at Motorway cruising speed of 75-80 mph still gets an indicated 54mpg (53 really) and quiet enough to talk at normal volumes..

id love to change up to a 110 just for the extra bit of power even if i never need it!

and go elegance trim for the extras or really go wild and find a non tan Laurin and Klement

easy way to tell, silver rocker cover with external injectors is 90 & 110bhp, black plastic rocker cover with internal injectors is 100bhp pd,105, 115 130 ect....

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Is the non pd as good ont fuel as the pd .Thanks for your really helpfull replies btw.

I used to get 50mpg from my old 110. The 90 should be as good or better provided you don't have a leaden right foot.

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Well with my 90 bhp with 110 asv injectors and cruse control i can get 70~80mpg @ 50mph, this is based on motorway miles, about town i roughly get 45 mpg, on a mixture based on 25 liters i get roughly 230/260 miles out of that, this is what i get and ofc with other engines /mods it may be different, i also have a pd 100 but have yet to address the rough running of the engine to give any mpg stats, hope this helps you.

 

but the older non pd engines in my eyes are more reliable than the pd's /less expensive to fix/repair

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I could get about 60mpg trawling along at 60. That is measured mpg, not what the trip computer said.

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on a 25 mile each way commute to /from work i average 50-50 mph in traffic on fairly alright roads. get an indicated 68mpg, so its really about 64 measured.

around town in average traffic its about 45mpg. and mway speeds of 75-80 (120kph speed limit here - 75mph) i'll still get 54mpg actual.

 

thats my 90 bhp..

 

Edit: It probably helps that its usually just me in the car, and i barely clock 10 stone, so the car is pretty much at unladen kerb weight!!

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