1990 Golf GT G60 Syncro – My heaven and my Hell

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  • #6518
    Housey
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    so, now the rear subframe is down :)

    took some pics of that dirty bastard

    here it is without the diff
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    got very empty in there now :P
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    diff which is soaked on diesel, prepared to clean up the diff
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    so, which brings me to this, that little vacuum connector on the rear diff, what is this for? its besides the vacuum connector that goes to the engine compartment

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    #6519
    Chris S
    Moderator

    Its a breather and should have a rubber pipe connected to it, the rubber breather pipe disappears into the wiring harness and is fitted to keep muck out of the vacuum unit.

    #6520
    Housey
    Participant

    okay, so i should put a few inches of vacuum-line to it then?

    #6522
    Chris S
    Moderator

    Yes, it would help to stop any muck getting in there.

    #6527
    Housey
    Participant

    slow day today, but, i have painted the the rear subframe :) with silver/gray .. don’t know why, but, why not ? :) it will be like 3 weeks on the road, and its all gone anyhow. but, makes it so much better to reassemble :)

    #6547
    Housey
    Participant

    been a few lazy days now. was going to actually do something today, but got a little hangover from yesterday :p

    but, i’ll sure do some more progress tomorrow

    #6559
    Housey
    Participant

    i hate beeing sick :(

    but, just for you entertainment, heres a picture of the freshly pinted rear subframe :) looks way better now

    IMG_0747.jpg

    #6564
    Housey
    Participant

    been out driving the golf today in the snow, damn its fun :)

    but, a little too understeered. a friend of mine has a 91 jetta syncro, much more oversteered, and way easier to slide around in.

    need to get the rear stiffend up i guess, and more power, 98bhp just isn’t enough :)

    #6568
    Chris S
    Moderator

    Fit the rear anti roll bar from the Passat Syncro, its a greater diameter & will reduce understeer.

    #6574
    Housey
    Participant

    that will be done :) with time :) as far as I know, the passat one does not fit directly over because of the brackets?. larger brackets on the passat one

    #6576
    Chris S
    Moderator

    The Passat one bolts right in, its the same as the Rallye bar, you are thinking of the Passat with the self levelling suspension, that bar is 25mm and does need new brackets

    #6577
    Housey
    Participant

    ah, okay :P then it goes on the golf asap :)

    thanks chris

    #6578
    Housey
    Participant

    well, i’m no longer sick :) so things HAVE happend now :P

    tha passat left the garage today, so the golf will get in tomorrow, and starting to tear the old 1P engine down

    when that is gone, then its time for some cleaning, and converting to the O2C gearbox from the passat. with hydaulic clutch and wires from the shifter :)

    should get good progress in the near future now, and i might even remember my camera for some pics, cause i know thats what you all like :p

    #6590
    Housey
    Participant

    it has begun :) got the syncro in the garage today :) started to tear it down :)

    here is a somewhat crappy cellphone pic. didn’t remember my camera today

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    #6596
    Housey
    Participant

    damn, just had a setback which i’m not sure on how i’m supposed to fix..

    the ABS wiring comes from the passengerside on the golf, and from the driversside on the passat.. soooo… how do i fix this? anyone know?

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