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1.0 to 1.4 Engine Conversion and BMC CDA Induction Kit


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Hi all, I am looking to replace my 1.0 litre lupo with a 1.4 engine from another lupo, I was wondering if it was just a straight swap, so it just bolt's in? Also, when I get the engine I want to install a BMC CDA Induction Kit and was just wonderin if that's easy to install aswell. Cheers, Luke

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1 minute ago, Mr.LDC said:

Hi all, I am looking to replace my 1.0 litre lupo with a 1.4 engine from another lupo, I was wondering if it was just a straight swap, so it just bolt's in? Also, when I get the engine I want to install a BMC CDA Induction Kit and was just wonderin if that's easy to install aswell. Cheers, Luke

The engine mounting location on the chassis is exactly the same across all lupos. What varies is the engine mounting bracket  between various different engines. Get the correct one with the engine and yes, in terms of just fitting the engine it will just "bolt in".... may need to modify your loom, or get the correct one for the engine with ECU/Immobilser to be able to leave the existing security features in place, and also get it to run. 

Yes, induction kit is easy to fit. A lot easier than the engine lol! 

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