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    Wooooo, you sent it all the way down to Sydney for the job, you had a great deal from Matt I suppose
    This is probably the best 'daily' Mk2. Everybody chase for 2 doors 16V, 4 doors 8V can be outstanding, of course mine is not LOL.
    What do you do with your Mk2 AC compressor now ?

    Edit : Ooops, just realised your location has been changed, you moved to Wagga Wagga ???
    Last edited by RedMk2Gti; 26-09-2013 at 07:58 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RedMk2Gti View Post
    Wooooo, you sent it all the way down to Sydney for the job, you had a great deal from Matt I suppose
    This is probably the best 'daily' Mk2. Everybody chase for 2 doors 16V, 4 doors 8V can be outstanding, of course mine is not LOL.
    What do you do with your Mk2 AC compressor now ?

    Edit : Ooops, just realised your location has been changed, you moved to Wagga Wagga ???
    The SD508 is probably in Sydney (Camden lol) the new compressor (MK3 SD7V16) is all plumbed in.
    It would be working, but the high/low pressure electrical switch has dumped the A/C charge....again.

    Yeah I live in Wagga now (military).
    MK2 - *Insert list of dealer purchased extra's/standard features here*
    80 series - The MK2's BIG, Sooty, polar opposite...
    HAHAHA

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    Ryans Mk2 is a factory 2L from South Africa. 2E engine.
    It is excellent, reliable as a daily and fast enough as a hot hatch.

    How is the seat repair treating you Ryan?

    was the drive back to wagga fun?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ryana89 View Post
    The SD508 is probably in Sydney (Camden lol) the new compressor (MK3 SD7V16) is all plumbed in.
    It would be working, but the high/low pressure electrical switch has dumped the A/C charge....again.

    Yeah I live in Wagga now (military).
    Hey Ryan, regarding the mk3 sd7v16 swap, what else was needed from the mk3 other than the compressor?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Golf Loon View Post
    How is the seat repair treating you Ryan?

    was the drive back to wagga fun?
    Seat's awesome, I can drive long distance now without destroying my back.
    The trip back was great, love the PS the most, give's the car a really quick 'turn in' feel to it.

    Quote Originally Posted by rutti View Post
    Hey Ryan, regarding the mk3 sd7v16 swap, what else was needed from the mk3 other than the compressor?

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    It's not the easiest job, CamdenGTI had a few things modified to work for me.
    This page explains it, VWVortex.com - MK2 ABA Serpentine Conversion Including A/C and P/S.

    AFAI, you'll need
    -Complete MK3 (GL) belt setup (AC comp, Alt, brackets, PS pump, pulleys)
    -Corrado radiator (correct hoses)
    -You could use a raddo G60 compressor to keep the same hose fittings
    -Or have the A/C hoses modified to accept the SD7V16 out lets
    -Time/patience
    MK2 - *Insert list of dealer purchased extra's/standard features here*
    80 series - The MK2's BIG, Sooty, polar opposite...
    HAHAHA

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    Quote Originally Posted by ryana89 View Post
    Seat's awesome, I can drive long distance now without destroying my back.
    The trip back was great, love the PS the most, give's the car a really quick 'turn in' feel to it.



    It's not the easiest job, CamdenGTI had a few things modified to work for me.
    This page explains it, VWVortex.com - MK2 ABA Serpentine Conversion Including A/C and P/S.

    AFAI, you'll need
    -Complete MK3 (GL) belt setup (AC comp, Alt, brackets, PS pump, pulleys)
    -Corrado radiator (correct hoses)
    -You could use a raddo G60 compressor to keep the same hose fittings
    -Or have the A/C hoses modified to accept the SD7V16 out lets
    -Time/patience
    Thanks for sharing how you did it.
    My situation is slightly different, I have the SD7V16 compressor but figuring how to connect with existing mk2 hoses. I don't mind using the old v belt setup just want to swap out the old sd508. I assume the mk3 hoses will not fit on mk2, looks like I need to get someone to modify the fitting


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