I killed my car
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I killed my car
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
May the seed of your loin be fruitful in the belly of your woman.
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Old Timer
if so, chances are it is the big ends that have gone.=bad news.
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83 Lhasa Green GTI
01 Tornado red GTI
01 Tornado red GTI
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Local Hero
1981 1600 GTI (coming to a road near you soon…)
1983 1100 C
1983 1100 C
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Strip the engine and check the condition. Some parts might be ok.
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Old Timer
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So many dubs so little time, so much rust
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Local Hero
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Old Timer
Mk1 GTi White Cab '86
Mk4 TDi
Mk4 TDi
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Local Hero
dannyboyblue said
And I'll bring the flat bed truck to take it all back to mine
not my wine you won't!!
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Old Timer
Mk1 GTi White Cab '86
Mk4 TDi
Mk4 TDi
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Local Hero
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I did seize a datsun cherry, let it cool then put new oil in it and got it turning over.. but as soon as it fired up it seized again and then refused to do anything other than go "click" "click" when you turned the key.
Garage:
83 Mk1 Golf GTi Campaign - Mars Red - Totally Standard
78 Honda Civic 1200 Hondamatic - Silver
07 Honda Civic ES 2.2 CDi - Black, all the options!
83 Mk1 Golf GTi Campaign - Mars Red - Totally Standard
78 Honda Civic 1200 Hondamatic - Silver
07 Honda Civic ES 2.2 CDi - Black, all the options!
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Ok, what now?
May the seed of your loin be fruitful in the belly of your woman.
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Old Timer
Yradave says relax.
07792646786
07792646786
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Old Timer
was doing 120mph for ages down a main road.
ran out of oil i think, head gasket went and took all the water too.
Had to get a new engine fitted.
sorry
people did say try the oil in the bores thing and rock it, never tried it, now the block is getting fixed and rebored by a specialist….sold it to a mate, up to you, better go for new one i think though
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