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1.6 TDI vs 2.0 TDI

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Hi everyone... I was asking myself, what are the differences between 1.6 and 2.0 TDI, do they have some kind of different badging or something?

Apart from the engine size I don't think they have. My 2ltr is a SEL and has 17inch wheels and Chrome strip in the front end but that's all , just the Skoda Octavia on boot 

The 2.0 potentially has the more robust 6spd wet clutch DSG.

 

Gaz

Will the 2.0 also have independent rear suspension?

19 minutes ago, softscoop said:

Will the 2.0 also have independent rear suspension?

 

Nope, torture torsion beam

57 minutes ago, softscoop said:

Will the 2.0 also have independent rear suspension?

 

37 minutes ago, vRSWitter said:

Nope, torture torsion beam

 

Unless it is 4x4

4 hours ago, yomarkina said:

Hi everyone... I was asking myself, what are the differences between 1.6 and 2.0 TDI, do they have some kind of different badging or something?

 

No difference on internal or external spec.

 

Manual gearbox is 5 speed on the 1.6TDi and 6 speed on the 2.0TDi

 

Auto gearbox is 7 speed dry clutch DQ200 on the 1.6TDi and 6 speed wet clutch DQ250 on the 2.0TDi.

 

The gearbox difference alone make the 2.0TDi a better option.

Doesn't the 2.0 have bigger brakes? 🤔

18 hours ago, vRSWitter said:

 

Nope, torture torsion beam

Agree, coming from a fellow torsion beam + 18inch wheel driver. ;) 

 

Why doesn't Skoda put engine size badging on their cars? When seeing other Skoda's, it's always impossible to work out that is under the bonnet.

15 hours ago, logiclee said:

Manual gearbox is 5 speed on the 1.6TDi and 6 speed on the 2.0TDi

 

Always assumed all manual 4x4 with the 1.6tdi engine were 6spd, but I might be wrong.

The 4x4 1.6 TDI has a 6 speed manual and IRS which makes it a much better proposition all round than the regular 1.6 but unless you really need all wheel drive, you are much better off with the equivalent 2.0 also with IRS (which the vRS gets) IMO.

2 hours ago, Scot5 said:

 

Always assumed all manual 4x4 with the 1.6tdi engine were 6spd, but I might be wrong.

 

4x4 are significantly different both gearbox and suspension from the Standard Octy.

31 minutes ago, logiclee said:

 

4x4 are significantly different both gearbox and suspension from the Standard Octy.

 

Forgive me but who's question are you answering?  The OP asked what's the difference between the 1.6 and 2.0tdi.  As far as I'm aware (again I may be wrong) both 1.6tdi 4x4 and 2.0tdi 4x4 have the same gearbox and suspension.

1 hour ago, Scot5 said:

 

Forgive me but who's question are you answering?  The OP asked what's the difference between the 1.6 and 2.0tdi.  As far as I'm aware (again I may be wrong) both 1.6tdi 4x4 and 2.0tdi 4x4 have the same gearbox and suspension.

 

Did the OP mention 4x4?

 

Maybe they can clarify.

 

Could even clarify which 2.0TDi.  Hatch, Estate, 4x4, Scout, VRS.

 

With the OP just saying 1.6 vs 2.0 the most common comparison would be the standard 2wd models

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I was wanting to know how can you recognise if some car has 2.0 TDI or 1.6 TDI engine under the bonnet. wyx087 understood what I was trying to say... 
So, there aren't any badges that would help you recognise which car has which engine.

Might interest anyone looking to get a new 1.6TDI.

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3 hours ago, Roottootemoot said:

Might interest anyone looking to get a new 1.6TDI.

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A '20' reg in September? :blink:

They will just be in the car trade, why would they know about a '69'?

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