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Old 08-02-2009   #1
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Manifold Heat Shield

How much is a new manifold heat shield from FIAT? Mine has started to crack and look shabby. Or is there any third party options?

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Re: Manifold Heat Shield

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How much is a new manifold heat shield from FIAT? Mine has started to crack and look shabby. Or is there any third party options?

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Don't know about fiat, but there is this option..
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Re: Manifold Heat Shield

There used to be 3rd party ones on German eBay for about €25, but I can't remember seing them lately. It might though be worth a try doing a search for 'Hitzeschutzblech'.
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Re: Manifold Heat Shield

asked fiat over here and is about 65€... i am driving without that for a year, and there are no melted parts. there is some alternative, heat proof tapes... but not sure about that. heat proof tapes
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Re: Manifold Heat Shield

Stuff the Fiat heat shield and just get shot of it, rap the manifold in copper heat tape as it works much better at keeping the engine bay nice and cool.

FYI dont do this if you have fitted a stainless manifold.

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Re: Manifold Heat Shield

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Stuff the Fiat heat shield and just get shot of it, rap the manifold in copper heat tape as it works much better at keeping the engine bay nice and cool.

FYI dont do this if you have fitted a stainless manifold.

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Could I wrap my water pipe with that stuff too? Have you tried it, does it really work?
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Re: Manifold Heat Shield

Are you talking about the water pipe on the top of the rad? Yes you can rap that in copper heat tape as I did mine for about a year and I never had any problems. The top water pipe gives off a load of heat and it's next to most replacement air intake systems.
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Re: Manifold Heat Shield

Found an old picture for you. If you want to keep the engine temp down the barchetta loves having an oil cooler fitted.
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I just had a look at your engine bay Funkstar De Luxe and your filter intake is far to close to the top rad pipe and will be sucking in warm air.
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I know Not only that, but it's a cheap, dirty, old air filter too

When the car comes back from the coachworks, I will be wrapping the radiator pipe, moving the filter and replacing it with a higher quality one.

Doc, would you be able to talk me through fitting a catch tank?
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Sure its easy.

Fitting the tank in the engine bay is the only bit that takes a bit of working out. You need to find a place to mount the tank, I used the old front air intake mount that's at the bottom right of the engine bay. Once mounted just run the pipe to the top of the engine and swap it over with the OEM black pipe. Plug the pipe you just removed and the job is done.



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Re: Manifold Heat Shield

The heat shield is still available from Fiat. Part number 46788146, £22.53 + VAT. There's been several part number changes for it so if you order one, check with Fiat and your VIN first.

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Re: Manifold Heat Shield

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Found an old picture for you. If you want to keep the engine temp down the barchetta loves having an oil cooler fitted.
Is a second one necessary with the Barchetta already having an oil cooler fitted as standard?
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