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tjw2007 · 15-02-2008, 04:30 PM

Hi, I've been driving a Kia Ceed diesel, of all things, as a courtesy car for the last two weeks, and quite honestly I've been impressed - it has a real kick in the acceleration (it's the 113bhp LS version), so I'm thinking about getting one. I was wondering as it seems to have a turbo 'kick' does that mean it has a turbo fitted and subsequently can it be mapped? I've noticed on the parkers website that it's listed as having a common rail fuel delivery, not turbo, but it feels like it has. Any knowledgeable folk got any ideas?

Thanks

15-02-2008, 04:30 PM	#1 (permalink)
tjw2007 Member Wrench Pro Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Essex Posts: 40	Can all diesels be mapped? Hi, I've been driving a Kia Ceed diesel, of all things, as a courtesy car for the last two weeks, and quite honestly I've been impressed - it has a real kick in the acceleration (it's the 113bhp LS version), so I'm thinking about getting one. I was wondering as it seems to have a turbo 'kick' does that mean it has a turbo fitted and subsequently can it be mapped? I've noticed on the parkers website that it's listed as having a common rail fuel delivery, not turbo, but it feels like it has. Any knowledgeable folk got any ideas? Thanks __________________ "Some things in life are bad - they can really make you mad..."