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Old 10-02-2019, 06:39 PM   #1
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Default Help needed finding info on 04 WP Fiesta engine prefix / codes FYJA & FYJB please.

Hi guys, just wondering if anyone can confirm if the 2004 / 2005 WP 1.6 Duratec petrol engine with FYJA & FYJB engine codes, are essentially the same engine?

If i wanted to source parts from Ebay, would engine parts with the FYJA prefix/engine code fit my Sept 04 FYJB prefixed engine?

The parts on Ebay seem to suit the FYJA 1.6 Duratec engine mostly so i urgently need some expert info & confirmation before buying any parts.

Any help & info would be greatly appreciated!!

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Default Re: Help needed finding info on 04 WP Fiesta engine prefix / codes FYJA & FYJB please.

In short, yes they are the same. So are the FXJA/FXJB 1.4L codes and the FUJB/M7JA FUJA/M7JB 1.25L ones.
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Default Re: Help needed finding info on 04 WP Fiesta engine prefix / codes FYJA & FYJB please.

Thanks heaps for the info Russell, your confirmation will make things so much easier now when ordering parts for my Fiesta.

I very much appreciate your prompt help on my query, please keep up the great work you always do here at AFF mate!!

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