Thereisn't really a "great" engine for the 159 unfortunately, but if you're married to the idea of owning a 159, I'd go for the 1.9 diesel and get it remapped. Yes, it will be slower than the 3.2, but not by a lot, and you'll get double the mileage. Close to triple even, probably. I'd also avoid the Q4 if I were you.

ReplacedAirflow sensor with no changes. Flushed out fuel system with no changes. Having major problems finding a replacement HP fuel pump and I did strip my

genetic 10 posts · Joined 2019. #29 · Jan 1, 2021. My oil temp gauge is intermittent. My local Alfa specialist said it's a very common problem with the 159, but one hell of a job to do on the 3.2 V6 - not really worth the money. Might be worth doing if and when I have to get the timing chain replaced.
Havegleaned a little more from the local dealer - they reckon it is problem with most/all of the 3.2 litre V6 engines - apparently something to do with cam variators. They have pulled a new car off the lot with the same issue to see if they can find a fix, but seem to be relying on Alfa Romeo Australia/New Zealand to talk to Italy about a
ihave a problem with my automatic gear in 2007 JTDm 2400cc alfa romeo 159 (3.2 V6). It looks as though the engine oil has never been properly changed - it's all cruddy, despite several efforts now to flush and change the oil. There's a view that it's causing an issue for the (I'm not technical!) jets within the pipes that run off the engine.
Astunning alternative to conventional saloons like the BMW 3 Series, the Alfa Romeo 159 has strong engines, sharp handling and bags of Italian charm Try 6 issues of Auto Express for a tiny
Ive also had a similar problem with my 2006 v6 manual 159. Both times car suddenly lost power after some hours of motorway cruising. Both times there was about 1/8 tank left or about 10 litres. First time was about a year ago on Hume Hwy. Car lost power, wouldn't even idle but restarted after 15 minutes but lost power again a few kays down
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