Topic Removal??? :confused:

[WJH]

I posted a question earlier about VW Tdi engines, i.e, the difference between the 100ps and the 130ps, physical or just electronic? I came back a while ago to see if anyone had any ideas and the topic has been removed. Why would that have happened? Is this not a motoring forum for motoring related questions and discussion?

[ewenm]

Has it not been moved to the VW forum area?

[Matt1986]

check the next page of GG

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

thats you thread there.

[WJH]

Matt1986 said:

check the next page of GG

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

thats you thread there.

No, there was another one. Thanks anyway.

[damci]

Its probably because you posted 2 questions that were very similar. May be you could edit your original question to include your 2nd question?

[David Godfrey]

Hi there.
I deleted, and PM'd (sent you an email) you why. Apologies if you did not recieve, could you check that your email address in your profile is correct and that mail is not going into the "junkmail" folder?

In regard to your post being removed here it is for reference:

WJH said:

Hi again. What is the difference between the VW 1.9 Tdi 100 & 130 engines? Is it just a matter of chipping the 100ps engine up to 130 or are they physically different engines?

your other thread looks like:

WJH said:

Hi all,

Can anyone tell me how I can spot the difference between a 130ps and a 100ps VW 1.9Tdi engine?

They look very similar to me??

As said above it would have been better to reword your original post or add a new comment to it if you still think the posts are different.

[SpeedyGonzales]

There goes some more PH history!

[FourWheelDrift]

SpeedyGonzales said:

There goes some more PH history!

Yes those interesting duplicated debates about the merits of diesel engines really are too thrilling to miss sometimes.

[SpeedyGonzales]

FourWheelDrift said:

SpeedyGonzales said:

There goes some more PH history!

Yes those interesting duplicated debates about the merits of diesel engines really are too thrilling to miss sometimes.

Now that is funny!