Technical 1.9 multijet engine replacement.

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Technical 1.9 multijet engine replacement.

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Good afternoon all.

I’m looking to replace the engine in my Fiat multipla that I’ve just bought as a non runner following a timing belt snap.

Question I’ve got is that I suspect the exact engine was used in other models such as the bravo and that I could buy one and swap all the ancillary’s as well as the sump and driveshaft counter bracket over to another one.

However the engine codes are diffrent to that of a Fiat bravo being (192A8.000) and the multipla being (186A8000)

wondered if this would indicate just a diffrence In ancillary’s and Multipla specific bolt on parts or would mean there’s diffrences in the engine block all together.

Many thanks, Fab.
 
Model
Eleganza
Year
2008
Mileage
120000
Good afternoon all.

I’m looking to replace the engine in my Fiat multipla that I’ve just bought as a non runner following a timing belt snap.

Question I’ve got is that I suspect the exact engine was used in other models such as the bravo and that I could buy one and swap all the ancillary’s as well as the sump and driveshaft counter bracket over to another one.

However the engine codes are diffrent to that of a Fiat bravo being (192A8.000) and the multipla being (186A8000)

wondered if this would indicate just a diffrence In ancillary’s and Multipla specific bolt on parts or would mean there’s diffrences in the engine block all together.

Many thanks, Fab.
I suspect the block is basically similar looking at some of the specs. in technical manual, but the newer bravo 192A8000 uses a different ECU and I suspect that is to do with injector design between unijet and multijet, whether it is simply a case of fitting the older injectors if possible and using existing ECU job to tell. You could try seeing if gasket sets are interchangeable a a rough guide. I have the basic details in Technical Service Data manuals, but nothing to confirm one way or another.
In the past I have tried fitting engines for customers that they supplied claiming to be same vehicle (not Fiat) and turned out to be a nightmare.
There is more detail on Wikipedia but this is a little :-Compared to the first-generation JTD engines (Unijet system), which only featured a smaller pilot and a larger main injection, Multijet is capable of up to five injections per combustion cycle which enables better, more efficient cold running, better...
 
Hi,
(186A8000) 115hp 8valve

Multijet is 16 valve


Your multipla 2008 - post photo of engine

J

NOTE the above is wrong......edited by J
 
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Hi,
(186A8000) 115hp 8valve

Multijet is 16 valve


Your multipla 2008 - post photo of engine

J
IMG_9288.jpeg
 
Sorry I have migraine and have mixed things up. There was 8valve Multijet.
 
Pretty sure you should have multijet in 2008 -badge on boot lid should be jtdm.
186a9000 engine code?

Anyway as long as you get a replacement 8v 1.9 multijet from similar age manual gearbox any ancillary components should swap over if required.
 
186A8000 is classic 1.9 JTD 8v 115hp Unijet. Some JTD 110/115 will work but engine support could be different and latest 115 had some sensor change, so try check main sensors before or buy prior to 2003-2004.
 
186A8000 is classic 1.9 JTD 8v 115hp Unijet. Some JTD 110/115 will work but engine support could be different and latest 115 had some sensor change, so try check main sensors before or buy prior to 2003-2004.
Hi there.

Thank you for the correction! I’ve had a few multipla’s and this isn’t the first engine change but all previous were with the older 1.9 jtd.

Thank you for the advice also.

Much appreciated.

Fab 😊
 
Pretty sure you should have multijet in 2008 -badge on boot lid should be jtdm.
186a9000 engine code?

Anyway as long as you get a replacement 8v 1.9 multijet from similar age manual gearbox any ancillary components should swap over if required.
Hi Jack.

I’ll check but think I did get my engine code incorrect as the other member mentioned but yes this is the 1.9 8v

I wasn’t too sure but suspected with the sump and all Multipla specific parts swapped over it should work.

It is a multijet with a multijet badge on the boot.

Many thanks, fab
 
Anyway you can check hp pump code, injectors code or ecu code.
1.9 JTDm 120hp is 186a9000 from 2004.
If your photo in post #4 is real then it's JTDm 120 but engine code must be 186a9000.
 
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