I have a 1997 fiat punto registered as a 60 S with a 1.2 litre engine
Looking at the pictures in my haynes manual it appears my car actually has a 1.1 litre engine in it. The car has been in an accident prior to me owning it i believe and think it must have had the 1.2 taken out and a 1.1 fitted or something. My garage recently did MOT and service and it says 1.1 litre on the reciept also.
My question is, is the number on top of the engine in the top right corner the engine number? if so then the engine number of my engine doesnt match that of what it says on my V5 document.
Can you get a punto 60 s with a 1.1 litre engine? im asking all this to try and save a bit of money on my tax and insurance as my car is registered as a 1.2 litre engine and its clearly a 1.1 litre so when i check for insurance online it comes up with 1.2 litre and on one sight its saying its a 1.2 16v sporting one and its definately not that.
Mainy just need to confirm that the engine number for a 1997 1.1 litre petrol engine is in the top right corner of the top of the engine.
cheers
mike
Looking at the pictures in my haynes manual it appears my car actually has a 1.1 litre engine in it. The car has been in an accident prior to me owning it i believe and think it must have had the 1.2 taken out and a 1.1 fitted or something. My garage recently did MOT and service and it says 1.1 litre on the reciept also.
My question is, is the number on top of the engine in the top right corner the engine number? if so then the engine number of my engine doesnt match that of what it says on my V5 document.
Can you get a punto 60 s with a 1.1 litre engine? im asking all this to try and save a bit of money on my tax and insurance as my car is registered as a 1.2 litre engine and its clearly a 1.1 litre so when i check for insurance online it comes up with 1.2 litre and on one sight its saying its a 1.2 16v sporting one and its definately not that.
Mainy just need to confirm that the engine number for a 1997 1.1 litre petrol engine is in the top right corner of the top of the engine.
cheers
mike