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Where on this are the ID codes at I cant find them (IMG:style_emoticons/default/confused24.gif) its supposed to be a 1.7 the pink color is overspray it sat in the corner of the shop andI thought I covered this when I painted the car
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For a 1.7 it should be on the angled rib towards the flywheel end. A 2.0 would be in front of the oil filler. A replacement block would have neither.
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