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  • in reply to: temp sensor identitys and causes. #3841
    Chris S
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    Try pushing the choke in earlier, I used to have similar problems with my old Syncro Weber conversion and I found that by using the choke lever to keep the tickover speed to 1000 rpm ish as the engine warmed up it ran great, in other words only use the absolute minimum amount of choke to keep the engine from stalling.

    You could check the hedgehog heater is working by turning on the ignition and not starting the motor, then after 2 minutes feel under the middle of the inlet manifold, if it feels warm then its ok.

    Also check that the vacuum flap valve is working and the warm air duct to the exhaust manifold has not fallen off or rusted away.

    As far as temp sensors (or for that matter any sensors on this engine) the only one that controls anything is mounted on the top hose flange, this controls the hedgehog heater and should not switch off till it sees a water temp of 65 degrees when it goes open circuit.

    You really should buy Haynes manual nr 1081 Golf 2 as it makes trying to explain something so much easier.

    This one is cheap enough

    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Haynes-Manual-VW-Golf-Jetta-1984-92_W0QQitemZ200187975084

    This second one is better as its the exact same one I have, (so we are both reading from the same script)

    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HAYNES-VW-GOLF-JETTA-1984-92-SERVICE-REPAIRS-MANUAL_W0QQitemZ360009705741

    in reply to: My Golf Syncro Shed #3838
    Chris S
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    Looking very good, dont forget that the 2E motor is a tall block and the exhaust manifold sits 15mm higher than your old GU motor, I trust you have allowed for this? yes I thought you would have. [;)]

    in reply to: Spammers #3831
    Chris S
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    And overnight to 4 Jan another 4 by 9:00am today and 5 extra at 9:00 pm tonight, 4 more overnight, at least it appears to be slowing down! I am wrong again + 9 on the 5th jan,
    + 7 on 6 jan
    + 14 on 8 jan

    And as of the 12 jan I am still cleaning them out with a water cannon [:D]

    in reply to: Spammers #3830
    Chris S
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    Bloody hell, over the past 24 hours I have had to delete nearly 25 prospective new spammers from our site, thats easily a new record for 1 days haul, btw they came from a various adresses but every one started with 85.255.120 (Kharkov Ukraine)

    in reply to: ermm…………… #3823
    Chris S
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    What can I say, only that when you are the leader, then other people follow, [:)]

    You have the breakages that most of us can only dream about. [;)][:0]

    in reply to: ermm…………… #3822
    Chris S
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    Oh dear again, I shall check my late Rallye cast iron transfer box (the one with oilways (thanks Mark)) and see if the bolt on flanges are ally or made of a stronger material (hopefully)

    in reply to: Lightening your car #3819
    Chris S
    Moderator

    And the rear wash wipe stuff

    in reply to: 280mm brembo brakes new #3817
    Chris S
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    quote:


    Originally posted by solomk1

    nice hijack !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    merry crimbo


    Here is a better one (hijack that is), & merry crimbo to you too!

    http://www.rallydesign.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=562_588&products_id=8317

    in reply to: ’89 5 door syncro hand brake cable. #3814
    Chris S
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    If for whatever reason your dealer says he cant get hold of them, I can supply them to you new from my VW dealer here, for 120 euros the pair, this includes all taxes, priority track & trace postage to Ireland, and the 4% paypal international money transfer charge.

    in reply to: ’89 5 door syncro hand brake cable. #3808
    Chris S
    Moderator

    I can get you some from the dealer here and send them over.
    Or you can order them from your dealer, the part numbers are
    191 609 721C for drum brakes (both sides)
    191 609 721H for disc brakes (left)
    191 609 721K for disc brakes (right)

    in reply to: track width #3804
    Chris S
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    It can depend on the wheel offset, but as our wheels are all in sets of 4 with the same offset it cant be that.
    The figures btw were taken from the relevent VW brochures so should be good.
    What we actually need is for people to get under their cars & measure the distance from the tyre centerline to the centerline on the other side, any takers out there?

    in reply to: track width #3802
    Chris S
    Moderator

    G60 Golf Syncro
    Front 1433mm, Rear 1428mm – 6×15 inch wheels

    Rallye Golf
    Front 1435mm, Rear 1437mm – 6.5×15 inch wheels

    90/98bhp Golf Syncro & GT – 5.5×13 inch wheels
    Front 1427mm, Rear 1432mm

    in reply to: Golf Syncro suspension knock #3795
    Chris S
    Moderator

    I have a second hand Rallye rear anti roll bar here, it is complete with the 4 mounting rubbers, the 2 inner brackets & the brake regulator arm, it is in good condition with some surface rust, but will function perfectly, I would like 42.50 pounds for it please, including the postage to the UK. this is Also posted in items for sale

    And sold

    in reply to: automatic #3794
    Chris S
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    No & No

    in reply to: running problems #3793
    Chris S
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    Surely you saved the steering rack & pump from your other recently scrapped Syncro? as both parts are Syncro specific.

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