Reply With QuoteNo takers, people don't need it today but might tomorrow however I can't hold on to it forever.
Put a Weber 32/36 on weiß today. Jetted for 1.8 on the 1.6 it's a bit rich but tapped the timing forward a bit and it goes fantastic.
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R.I.POriginally Posted by mikinoz
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Nobody wanted the shell for rust repair material?
08 Golf GTI - SOLD
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No takers, people don't need it today but might tomorrow however I can't hold on to it forever.
Put a Weber 32/36 on weiß today. Jetted for 1.8 on the 1.6 it's a bit rich but tapped the timing forward a bit and it goes fantastic.
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Today i bought my First mk1 golf and drove it to the top of a hill that it failed to make it up, then called a tow truck and got the clutch and fly wheel booked in to be fixed!!!!
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HAHAHA awesome
Pics of said golf?
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i will get pics once its out of the Garage! wasnt in the mood to take pics while it was on the flat bed lol
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Leaking coolant flange due to corrosion.
Replacement second hand one sourced.
Use coolant kids, it saves time later!
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I use water mostly when i first have to fill up, nothing worse then loosing a full bottle of coolant cause of split hose, or something.
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started making a lower front strut brace for my mk1 the other day. finished it off today and gave it a coat of paint. turned out pretty well i think.
Last edited by Golfer_76; 19-11-2011 at 08:01 PM.
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replaced the clutch with the help of jace today, basically went the long away about it.. not removing the little shield thing next the drivers side drive shaft flange, putting on and removing the pressure plate at least 3 times.. only to try turn it over after 8 or so hours and get nothing.. turned out ignition wire wasnt plugged to starter solenoid. Sorted! clutch feels great now!!
Driving the coal. Low and rattly.
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today i ordered a new, Distributor cap, Breather Elbow hose, Oil Dipstick, ignition rotor, all new hose piping, new radiator is currently trying to be sourced (not having much luck), Rear boot strut and hose clamps
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Today i took my Radiator out ready for the new one coming in the post, washed the dirty water out of the system and degreased most of the engine! gonna try and clean the inside of the hoses from the rusty dirt rather than buy new ones as there in good condition on the outside. Does anyone know a good way to wash the rusty scale out? i have bought a rad cleaner formula but not sure if that will do the pipes? [IMG][/IMG]
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