That is a good point for engine durability and makes it more efficient and pleasurable to drive. Engineers tried to keep the simplicity of a cheap 3-cylinder engine, but the modern equipment of the 1.0 TSI requires advanced electronics (sensors, control units and etc). Is a 1.5 TSI better than a 1.0? On the highway this 1.5 TSI really sings.

Both engines are typically dependable in terms of reliability. But since the TSI engine is newer and hasn’t been around as long as the FSI engine, it might be more reliable. According to official technical statistics, the Volkswagen Passat B6’s 2.0 FSI/TSI/TFSI (EA113) engine normally consumes more than 8 liters of fuel per hour . The

Model: Past: Rapid Spaceback 1.2 TSI SE, Current: Fabia II Combi 1.2 HTP, Fabia II Monte Carlo Tech 1.2 TSI. Year: 2014. Posted 2 June, 2016. Reliability of the 1.2TSI has been good. A few isolated reports of timing chains stretching that have been replaced under warranty, but nothing that appears to be endemic. It is correct that the old 1.2 tsi with chaindrive could make noise when started, and actually was a very unreliable engine due to the chaindrive. The newer totally redesigned 1.2 tsi comes with cambelt, and does not make any noise. It is, as other has stated, a very reliable engine with a minimum of problems, and it has no noise issues at all.

Re: 1.6 TDI - How reliable. by Doc » Thu Nov 03, 2016 10:49 am. The 1.6 injectors are quite easy to remove, you can use the compression to "assist". To install a replacement, you'll need the injector, the washer/seals and a new seal for the fuel return line. The bolt is of the stretch variety so you shouldn't reuse it.

The TSI engine in this Polo sips fuel and offers decent mid-range torque. The interior is traditional VW fare, and well packaged. The 1.2-litre engine delivers 89bhp and 118lb ft of torque. The

The engine required high-quality fuel (95 RON ultra-low sulfur unleaded petrol (ULSP)) and engine oil. The engine reliability also depends on the driving style of owners and how timely maintenance was. The average lifespan of the 1.2 TSI engine is 150,000 miles (250,000 km). 6-speed manual. Claimed FE. 18.24kmpl. Tested FE (City) 15.16kmpl. Tested FE (Highway) 17.21kmpl. The Polo’s new engine doesn’t manage to match its claimed fuel efficiency figures in either of
As you say, there are plenty of four-wheel-drive estates on the market, but not many of those are available with a petrol engine and a manual gearbox. You don't mention your budget, but one option that springs to mind is the Skoda Octavia Scout. This was available with the 1.8-litre TSI engine, which provides 160PS and useful performance.
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