Restoring my Pride and Joy R19

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Restoring my Pride and Joy R19

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Restoring my Pride and Joy R19

Published by damiensalter
20th August 2008

Restoring my Pride and Joy R19

Been stood some time now,it was full of water inside been like that for 6 years,last time i drove it the head went again,it cracked next to the 2nd spark plug hole from gearbox side,not the first time its boiled up phase 1 engine not reliable when it overheats.

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Year, Make & Model:

1992 R19 16v hatchback phase1

Date vehicle acquired:

2nd August 1998

Price:

1000

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By Neal on 20th August 2008, 05:16 PM

whats being a 'phase 1 engine' got to do with anything? Exactly the same as ph2.

Well looked after engines in serviceable condition don't just overheat for no reason, what went wrong with it?

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