Thanks. My New project is putting a partly built indy through the iva.
My main concern is that it has a 2.0 pinto on webers. I have no documentation, i don't mind a Q plate but my understanding is that if I
can't prove the age of the engine then the 'effective date' defaults to 1st August 1997 for the purposes of emmisions. Which my old
pinto won't pass the requirements for. I need to know how I prove the age of the engine. If anyone can help I would be grateful
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Originally posted by Antnicuk
Thanks. My New project is putting a partly built indy through the iva.
My main concern is that it has a 2.0 pinto on webers. I have no documentation, i don't mind a Q plate but my understanding is that if I can't prove the age of the engine then the 'effective date' defaults to 1st August 1997 for the purposes of emmisions. Which my old pinto won't pass the requirements for. I need to know how I prove the age of the engine. If anyone can help I would be grateful
Perfect, thank you
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Originally posted by loggyboy
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Originally posted by Antnicuk
Thanks. My New project is putting a partly built indy through the iva.
My main concern is that it has a 2.0 pinto on webers. I have no documentation, i don't mind a Q plate but my understanding is that if I can't prove the age of the engine then the 'effective date' defaults to 1st August 1997 for the purposes of emmisions. Which my old pinto won't pass the requirements for. I need to know how I prove the age of the engine. If anyone can help I would be grateful
Should be easy enough for a ford. Send the engine number with covering letter to.
Ford Technical Information Centre
PO Box 300
Walsall
WS5 4QH
Think they want £25 these days.
Even easier have a look at Burtons catalogue , they list Ford engine codes and dates of manufacture. You will need the first two letters of the engine number
Thanks, is that enough for iva man?
Yes. IVA testers will accept the info from Burton Power. Didn't the pinto engine cease production before the 1995 Cat cut-off date anyway though? They would surely accept that if that were the case.
Burton catalogue and no cat required.
The catalogue page has been used for IVA for many years
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Originally posted by snapper
Burton catalogue and no cat required.
The catalogue page has been used for IVA for many years