i need help trying to find out which mine is and the difference so i can get a re map ? cheers folks

the big difference is ones diesel and ones petrol

the tjet is petrol and the mjet is diesel

Just open ya bonnet and it's on engine cover. Seriously tho, if you don't know which it is should you even be allowed near a fuel station?

it should also say the specs of the car on the little sticker that's located on the door frame inside the drivers door

It will also say on the engine cover/ front grill / and most of the vehicle docs, also when you fill it up that should give you a good clue

Lol can't actually believe this! Did you guess what fuel to put in it? If so, you've been very lucky!

If the car you are driving sounds like a tractor then you have the MJet which is Diesel.

If it's very quiet then you have the TJet, which is petrol.

I don't understand how you can't know, especially when you have purchased the car

TJet has 120bhp standard, but some owners have noticed theirs producing more when put on the Rolling Road (RR). About 130 - 140 i think some owners cars have produced.

Mjet has 130bhp standard, but again, some owners cars have produced more on the RR.

So, depending on which one you have will depend on how much power your car will produce when remapped.

I think the TJet has been producing about 150bhp give or take a little, while the Mjet has been mapped to over 200bhp from just a remap alone.

If you really need to ask this can you tell the difference bewteen an Active or a Sporting? Could be neither..

I'm thinking the Op may feel just a little bit stupid when he reads all the replies!

payney1 said:

I think the TJet has been producing about 150bhp give or take a little, while the Mjet has been mapped to over 200bhp from just a remap alone.

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160bhp, and if you do 200bhp off a map alone on an Mjet its going pop. 190ish is the limit.

This thread is so stupid i at first though it was a wind up. How can you not tell the differance between an mjet and tjet, firstly it is normaly written on the front bumper, secondly one is petrol and the other is diesel (this is a fairly obvious differance as one has a green pump and one a black one) and thirdly, surly when you buy a car you look at engine specfication of what you are buying, as come people prefer petrol over diesel or the other way around.