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Seicento The Blue Seicento Project

Introduction

https://www.fiatforum.com/gallery/data/3468/20121114_112904.jpg so hear is the new blue seicento i perchased for a bargin prihttps://www.fiatforum.com/gallery/data/3468/20121114_112904.jpg ce of £300
low miles only 46,000 miles but gearbox has gone bang so no driving it back plus no mot or tax

this is a 2001 seicehttps://www.fiatforum.com/gallery/data/3468/20121114_112904.jpg nto s 1.1 with the newer type gearbox (crap) :(

so the restoration so to speak will consist of getting it back on the road not ahttps://www.fiatforum.com/gallery/data/3468/20121114_112904.jpg lot to do just the box and other bits and bats (y)

so hear it is on the trailer after a 326 mile road trip to go and get it :cool:

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towing car was family car a picasso 1.8 16v not the ideal towing car back end was slamed (looked cool though) :cool: as for power it was not to shaby on the motorway and hills

so hear it is as it stands now







needs a good clay bar on this one :p but other than that not to bad at all

as for the gearbox something has gone boom the main probolem with this type of gearbox is that it is a wet conection that being when the rubber boots split you lose all of the gearbox oil :mad:

so i will be upgrading it to the sporting type gearbox dry conection type plus its proberly stronger aswell (y)

all typed on phone so if anything is iffy you know why lol:p
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just buy 2 normal ones and keep one in the car - i used to do that but i used my spare and have never got around to buying another, sure that will bite me int he behind eventually - but i have only had 2 go in about a decade of cento ownership - i don't think they are as bad as people make out, just some weaker than others out there.
 
ok, i done more looking as i never actually seen a citymatic, its a clutch-less manual box so you have a gear stick and you change gear yourself but it does the clutch for you.. Much the same as the semi-auto found in the original a-class mercs..

it has its own starter as well if you look on the eper ;)
 
Hear is another question plugged PC in fiat ecu program and clicked on the odometor option and it showed 60.400 ish miles and that differs from the cluster but only by 5 thousand miles ? Has it been clocked I was thinking slipping clutch but the ecu has no reference to what gear you are in to calculate distance so my thinking.is the cluster has been swapped ? But not to con I don't think there was no speed sensor in the old box so does the ecu have the ability to calculate distance ?
 
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