Hi all, 

 

Would anyone know the engine code for chassis no. starting in TMBK? Build date aug 2010, 2.0 TDI CR 170.

 

many thanks,

 

Rob

Your engine code is the first 3 letters of the engine number. In the v5 document, on the data sticker in the hand book, and under the carpet in the boot floor.

Thanks Tom,

 

I wasn't sure if it was the first four letters of the chassis number or not. Being a late 2010, possibly CBBB?

 

Rob

'The Plumber', on 24 May 2011 - 18:41, said:

I just found the following:

 

 

 

 

As far as I'm aware the following CR engine codes apply to the Octavia, Yeti and Superb range;

CAYC 1.6 105 - Octavia, Superb & Yeti

CBBB 2.0 170 - Superb to WK22/10

CBDB 2.0 140 - Yeti to WK45/09

CEGA 2.0 170 - Octavia & Yeti (Yeti to WK22/10)

CFFB 2.0 140 - Superb

CFGB 2.0 170 - Superb from WK22/10

CFHA 2.0 110 (250 N/m) - Yeti

CFHC 2.0 140 - Octavia & Yeti (Yeti from WK45/09)

CFHF 2.0 110 (280 N/m) - Octavia & Yeti

CFJA 2.0 170 - Yeti from WK22/10

CLCA 2.0 110 - Octavia & Yeti (India) (Yeti from September 2011)

CLCB 2.0 140 - Octavia & Yeti (India)

CLJA 2.0 140 - Superb (India)


Only the 2.0 engines fitted to the Superb appear to use a drive shaft for the oil pump, however the CBBB engine uses a 77mm shaft the rest use a 100mm shaft. From the old copy of the parts book there has been no update to the 100mm shaft but the 77mm shaft was updated in September 2010 (after the engine is listed as being withdrawn from the range).


Regards,

TP

Thanks Tom,

 

I wasn't sure if it was the first four letters of the chassis number or not. Being a late 2010, possibly CBBB?

 

Rob

 

My December 2010 CR170 is a CFGB

Thanks Gizmo,

 

According to the above quote from The Plumber, week 22 2010 onwards was CFGB as you said.

 

Thanks guys,

 

Rob

Yes sorry it went over to a 4 letter engine code at some point, I forget the exact year now, the earlier engines had a 3 letter code.

Thanks Tom,

 

Was that 4 letter code with the 2.0 TDI?

Did it change to 4 letters with the introduction of common rail?

Yes, 4 letters starting with a C indicate Common Rail.