sorry this car has a 16v motor. i have been driving it for a couple months
so the noise and loping is definately different and made me want to shut
the car off.
no ac hardware installed i think somebody yanked it and did things the
wrong way.
i got a bently manual and assume i will have to br
The 8v distributor runs off of the intermediate shaft along with the oil pump.
If it jumped a tooth or two the spark timing would be off. The 16v dizzy runs
off the cam.
Does it have A/C?
On Dec 24, 2015, at 12:22 PM, damac2004 wrote:
I'm new to these cars. I got one of these a few months
High pressure oil buzzer? In my twenty plus years of owning and working on
Mk2 16V VW's, this is the first time I've heard of the existence of a high
pressure oil alarm. At least with the 2.0 liter Motronic models, there
isn't even an audible low pressure oil pressure alarm. Only a red idiot
lamp,
I'm new to these cars. I got one of these a few months ago and planned on
using it as a project to restore for fun. I have been driving it as is
because it worked. I do have to get it smogged and clean up some neglect
but it was getting me around ok with no funky noises.
Yesterday I came off
http://www.vwgolfmk2.co.uk/archive/publications/
-Larry
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I put a coffee table in mine. Anything bigger went on my Thule roof rack
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> On Dec 24, 2015, at 9:48 AM, Larry Velez wrote:
>
> I find myself having to ask for favors to haul stuff around because all our
> cars are small.
>
> Today I had to throw out an old mattress and h
Once and only once I fit myself, 3 big dudes and our snowboards for the 1/2 hr
trip to our local ski slopes. They complained all the way home about the
exhaust noise, babies.
Another time, I bought one of those K-Mart bike racks, it didn't like the shape
of the GTi's hatch. Only 1 of the bikes
I had a Yakima rack that I could install on the roof to carry large
objects. Still wasn't a great solution.
I once carried a 3/4" melamine 4x8 sheet of wood. When I tried taking it
down, it sheered off my fender mounted antenna. On another occasion, I
dropped two roof mounted bikes onto the freew
Ah, the notorious Home Owners Association. I bet you can't choose what
color you want to paint your house either, right?
~Holland
On Dec 24, 2015 09:21, "Larry Velez" wrote:
> That Harbor Freight trailer hitch sounds like a good option for the
> occasional haul of stuff. I forgot you had this
That Harbor Freight trailer hitch sounds like a good option for the occasional
haul of stuff. I forgot you had this thing. So wish I had a storage shed for
something like this. I am not allowed to have a shed in my community.
-Larry
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One of our cars is a Focus Wagon with the ztec 16v engine. It can haul
quite a bit of stuff especially when the rear seats are folded flat. In
addition to that I have a trailer hitch on two of our cars for towing a 4x8
harbor freight folding trailer. The trailer folds up and is stored in my
garag
As I recall, the largest item I was able to carry in my '92 GTI 16V was a
new 27" CRT television in its full packaging. I may have had to fold down
the rear seat and use bungy cords to hold the hatch down. That was prior to
installing the Neuspeed triangulated rear stress bar. Once that was in,
car
I find myself having to ask for favors to haul stuff around because all our
cars are small.
Today I had to throw out an old mattress and had to ask our lawn guy to take it
to the dump for me.
I am thinking that if I ever get my MK2 running again I might put a rack on it
to be able to transport
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