will CBFA downpipe fit a CCTA motor?

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panthrax

Passed Driver's Ed

• Apr 26, 2011

• #16

how do I know if my car's a CBFA or CCTA? its a '10 MK6 GTI..

 

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burtomr

Go Kart Newbie

• Apr 27, 2011

• #17

vehl said:

how do I know if my car's a CBFA or CCTA? its a '10 MK6 GTI..

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There is a sticker on the engine, passenger side, upper, right below the plastic engine cover. It's a white label that has the engine code on it: CCTA or CBFA.

Another way to tell is if you have a small hose connecting to the forward (front) side of your air cleaner housing, in the middle. This is a breather hose that only CBFA motors have:

If your car is from Brunei it is probably a CCTA (no breather).

 

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panthrax

Passed Driver's Ed

• Apr 28, 2011

• #18

^ thanks.. I'll check it.. ur right, its a CCTA i believe.

 

FinalOne

Ready to race!

• May 26, 2011

• #19

can anyone help me figure out which kind of engine do i have?
my intake do not have a hose attached to it (ccta type)
but the sticker on the engine side reads CCZ :iono:
see the pictures below:
and thanks in advance

 

dubbinit2

Drag Racing Champion

• May 26, 2011

• #20

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new2vwnj said:

so basically the only diff is the one o2, which can be ran into the same spot.. on my car there is def only 2 and not 3..

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what brand resonator do they use???

 

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burtomr

Go Kart Newbie

• May 26, 2011

• #21

FinalOne,

You have a CCTA (no air pump) which makes sense since you don't have 'California Emissions' requirements in Cyprus.

 

FinalOne

Ready to race!

• May 26, 2011

• #22

burtomr said:

FinalOne,

You have a CCTA (no air pump) which makes sense since you don't have 'California Emissions' requirements in Cyprus.

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thanks for the assistance burtomr :w00t:

 

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mic_detonator

Ready to race!

• Feb 21, 2016

• #23

Anyone know what that hose into the airbox is connected to? 2nd can we plug it or divert it with no check engine light?

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