Guest FirewallXL5 Posted October 22, 2004 Report Posted October 22, 2004 Hi Forum, I have just bought a Ford Mondeo Ghia Estate, 2 litre (1998cc) Diesel TDDI. It is definitely a TDDI and not a TDCI. How can I tell the BHP version of the engine. My company car is a TDCI and it says 115 as you open the bonnet, but the TDDI does not. I have been told it is probably a 90 BHP, but when I searched for an insurance quote, I entered the registration and the description said '115' after the 1998cc. All the other details are correct. My question is: Could it be a 115 in a TDDI or is it 90, or is it something else. How can I find out? Your help is appreciated. :blink: Quote
Daveyboy Posted November 16, 2004 Report Posted November 16, 2004 The MKI Mondie (1993 to 1997), had the 1.8 TDi which was 88ps.The MKII (1997 to 2001) also was a 1.8TDi, which was 90ps.The MKIII (2001 to present) is the 2.0 Duratorq Diesel, which comes in 115 or 130ps flavours, and a 2.2l 155ps unit. Cheers,Dave Quote
Daveyboy Posted November 16, 2004 Report Posted November 16, 2004 Also, try entering your reg no on http://www.fordserviceonline.co.uk and see what details it returns.The TDCi should also have a badge on the rear of the car. Cribbed from elsewhere:There were TDCi's available on a 51 plate, but not many. The engine was launched in December 2001 so there were 3 months where it was available on a 51 plate. If its in England and not an import, its a 115. The 90 was never sold here. So I'd say that you seem to have a 115ps TDDi :lol: Dave Quote
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