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id say its most likely to be oil leaking onto the clutch, but its always going to be guess work until the box is off.
reading between the lines it looks like you have just bought the car and its previously had this work done recently? - If the seller and garage who done the work are decent...
i say early ph1, only because i was led to believe you couldn't mix the key and ECU's but when i tried it, it worked! so assume its because its an early car? or possibly the info online was just wrong! i know on a ph2 you definitely cant mix them as the ECU, UCH and key must match.
I changed...
That sounds fairly normal for this time of year, remember if you have the heaters on the thermostat is probably staying closed so the coolant in the rad will be much cooler, get the revs up, stat will open and cool coolant starts entering the engine so the temp sensor will detect that fairly...
Depends on the year of your ph1 I believe. Mine is a 1999 1.2 8v (d7f) and I fitted a 1.6 16v k4m engine, jb3 gearbox and the k4m ECU and it fired straight up on the original 1.2 key.
Jb1 and jb3 boxes are very similar I think all jb1 are front starter where jb3 are rear starter
Ryobi brushless HP here for me, mine has taken masses of abuse and never left me stuck yet! 20yr old rusty suspension/subframe bolts etc with ease! You could probably get away with one of the lower powered ones just for wheels right enough but this is the one i use...
id start at the thermostat, you would expect the opposite with a stuck open thermostat where the coolant temp would go to normal under load and then drop off again under low load, but on a modern car with radiator airflow flaps etc that can open and close you never know!
where are you taking...
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even after a few years I still feel like they are the biggest bargain of the century for cost vs performance.
as above, seized aux tensioners seem to be the killer of the belts. I've no idea how old the belt is on my van, ill do it next time the engines out, but now that its an older motor and doesn't do many miles, id happily leave and inspect up to 10yrs
there was loads of us back in the day looking into solutions but no one ever found anything as far as I'm aware, at one point there was hope that a Mondeo tdci HPFP could be fitted, but I don't think anything ever came from it.
This was all MK2 bits though, im not sure many people really pushed...
I've had almost all.of my aux pulleys start to fail the last few years, that does sound a similar noise but generally the pulley starts to wobble where that one looks ok.
The fact it's due a belt anyway means I'd just replace it all anyway! Aux belt and tensioner long overdue they are 3yrs 36k...