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You have ordered a vehicle without being aware of the whole cost or the monthly payment, presuming you are not purchasing it outright. This is obviously improbable! The unexpected desire of a customer may have so shocked the salesman that he became disoriented in his duties.

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The XR2i lacks a carburettor, so no carburettor will be compatible. The XR2i first employed the fuel-injected 1.6 CVH engine until transitioning to the 1.8 Zetec in the early 1990s. I'm pretty sure they were both EFI engines rather than the Bosch K-Jetronic that was used on the 1.6 CVH used for the XR3i up to 89. The 'I' in XR2i denotes injection; might it be that you are confusing the XR2 with the XR2i? The XR2 was equipped with a carburettor on the 1.6 CVH engine.

I am skeptical.

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Visit www.partsouq.com Enter your VIN to locate your car. It will indicate if one component is a more recent version of the other.

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Search for the component numbers online to see their images, as sales platforms such as eBay provide visual references.

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I discovered three related to the folding top.

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