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Hello, i need to replace the Engine in my Skoda Fabia 1.4 mpi 8v with a better one. Any suggestions, which engine would fit nicely with minor modifications or none...

A 1.4 8v mpi would fit nicely and require no modifications :)

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A 1.4 8v mpi would fit nicely and require no modifications :)

Is it even that simple?

 

Aren't there five different engine codes that are all classed as 1.4 mpi; AZE, AZF, AME, AQW & ATZ?

Does that mean there are five different ECUs?

I don't know which engine code I bought when I bought a replacement for my mpi but it ran fine, either coincidence it was the same or they will run on different ecu's

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This page educated me a little on this issue.

Looks like there's only two distinct ECU types, 3PA and 3PB, the 3PA set up to work with two lambda probes, the 3PB with just one. Meeting different emission standards over the years, presumably different software creating the different engine codes within those two branches.  So as long as you get a AZE or AME replacement if you had one of those two to start with, and an AZF, AQW or ATZ if you started with one of those; you're probably in business.

A lucky coincidence then :)

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Or could well be that those codes are a bit country-specific, for reasons of differing emissions rules.  You'll be unlikely to get a spare engine from a different country (in the UK anyway), so you're off to a good start.

 

 

Edit: I realised sometime last night that as the differences seem mainly to do with cats/lambdas and emission standards, it probably is exactly the same engine at the heart of all 5 variants. Since that 'heart' is the only bit you'd likely change during an engine swap, all the other stuff is irrelevant!

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