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galaxy ghia auto 115ps 2005/05

Started by kgm88, November 18, 2015, 06:39:32 PM

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Hi I wanted to know the difference between the 115/285 &115/310. I'm sorry for what might be a dumb question to you experts on here.lol. Thankyou in advance. Chris.

November 18, 2015, 06:57:23 PM #1 Last Edit: November 18, 2015, 07:08:08 PM by insanitybeard
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The 115 is the engine max. power output in horsepower (115hp) and the 285 or 310 the max. torque in Nm, the basic engines are the same I believe, it's just a mapping change that results in the extra torque. If I understand correctly, the 115hp engine in the Mk2 is engine code AUY, usually there's a bar coded sticker on the uppermost plastic timing belt cover of the engine that will have the basic engine code on it- if yours is still legible you should be able to see 'AUY' on it somewhere. The increased max. torque output is denoted by a '1' on the end of the AUY, but confusingly you won't see the 1 after the engine code on said sticker even if you have an 'AUY1' variant- the reason for this is because, as stated above, the basic engine unit is the same, it's just a software change. If you have an 'AUY' then you have the 115hp/285Nm version, if you have an 'AUY1' then you have the 115hp/310Nm variant. There's a bit more discussion on it here.
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