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  1. #21

    just the pics ive posted already

    78 Mk1 Golf

    62 beetle still 6 volts

  2. #22
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    4wd mk1

    Well done :!: Mate you've had me thinking if a cool super low awd mk1 but 4wd mk1 never even crossed my mind. I'm live at sunnybank hills would love to come over and check it out. I've a mk1 16v finished well sorta can't get it to run properly will get there eventually i hope, $ is always a factor, also have several 1600 motors sitting under the bench would be willing to give one to you swap for a hand to get mine running or somethink along those lines. Once more top job.
    Would also like to get any golf drivers for near future to go for a regular cruz up here QLD although i'm sure we would all fit in macers drive thru would be cool 4wd mk and all


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    16v mk1 even better

  3. #23
    i agree an assult on the city with a battalion of golfs would be awesome
    my brother has a mk2 and we are busy getting a mk1 together as a play car. any ideas as to why you cant get your 16v to run properly, my dad knows golf motors inside out literally so with a trian of thought i can get his mind cranking and you may have it running with little effort
    78 Mk1 Golf

    62 beetle still 6 volts

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    No idea as to why it won't run properly, have tried everythink i can think of timing has been an issue but i checked over and over. I will idle sometimes if you'r lucky :!: as you go to accel the piece of *%$#
    will hunt all over the place back firereing and carring on. My olman came over the otherday and pulled plug #1 off and it actualy picked up revs, know this sounds just like the timing is out badly like i've said checked that. But truthly no-one with inside knoledge of the golf motor has looked at it. BY the way whats you're oldman do wouldn't be ralph at all would it.

  5. #25
    yeah it is ralph
    78 Mk1 Golf

    62 beetle still 6 volts

  6. #26
    try cleaning your airflow sensor
    78 Mk1 Golf

    62 beetle still 6 volts

  7. #27
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    yo dohcdave sounds like spark issues thats if u know u havnt done anything bad to it, might have to grab a new set of sparkys or leads, if there old that is i used 16v leads for only 1 year and i had to replace the spark plugs and leads keeping the head extension of course and now im using fat 7mm leads will be suprised how much a faulty spark plug can cause there allways over looked wher its just a simple problem, damn spark i get heaps worried when something like that used to happen, a spark plug, that was the problem
    or your motor could just be shot

    cheers
    the golf is not dead.

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    Sounds like a good idea to replace the leads, tried two sets of plugs think i'll stick with the new one's of brian GTi. Leads though, the one's i've got are standard looking & old, may have to replace them, any thoughts of where to get them besides Brain GTi, i think he has them for about $140.

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    DOHCDAVE I'd make sure that the bottom timing belt pulley hasn't spun. A very common failing on VW motors. The bolt breaks or comes loose. The pulley rocks back and forth for months but you don't notice until A: it gives way all together and the valves get bent or B: the running gets so bad you don't drive it any more.

    I had the same thing on my G60 Passat. It appeared to be timed up perfect. The notch on the crank pullay at TDC the dissy pointing to number one and the the cam set as per the book.

    After an hour of messing about I stuck a screwdriver in number 1 plug hole and behold it wasn't at the top when it should have been. The woodruf key was completely gone from the pulley.

    If you do find damage there I insist that you replace the std stretch bolt with one from the 1800 DX engine. It is just a hex head not a 12 point but is is much stronger. VW should be able to get them if not I would post you one down.

    Have a read here on the subject.

    http://www.the-corrado.net/forum/vie...25158&lighter=

    Cheers

    Gavin

  10. #30

    hey dochdave how do you know my dad
    78 Mk1 Golf

    62 beetle still 6 volts

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