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Does anyone have a picture of items 38/46 installed?

I suspect im being dumb but for the life of me cant get them fitted - specifically item 38.

Both parts fit inside the car (unless this is where im going wrong) and screw into captive nuts on the underside of the shell. I just cant see how item 38 fits on top of item 46 and still fit through the hole in the shell??!

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I think 38 (the exhaust heat shield) fits to the underside of the car?

I did retro fit one to my Mk1 Scirocco as it did not come with one, I think the fixings are already there as it did not fit from above..

I'll see if I've any pictures…

1988 Mk1 Golf GTi Cabriolet 1.8cc DX, K-jet. Daily drive. 317,000 miles and counting
1978 Mk1 Scirocco GLS 1.6cc FR, Webber carb. Weekend toy.

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 I have a picture - I've done mine in last year and didn't experience any issues from memory  E4177F01-6CFC-4A53-9258-0DB76E3B5858.png

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Haven't seen that before. Mine hasn't one as well. What possible problems could it solve then? Is that shield being reproduced somewhere?

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1988 Mk1 Golf GTi Cabriolet 1.8cc DX, K-jet. Daily drive. 317,000 miles and counting
1978 Mk1 Scirocco GLS 1.6cc FR, Webber carb. Weekend toy.

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Yes - it's just to deflect exhaust heat off the thin rubber boot over the gear linkage. 

Guess they corrode very easily and either fall off or removed as they are quite thin - mine had the odd peppered area which I treated and then painted with heat resistant silver paint.


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Thanks for the URLs Mark.

I'll ask my body shop how much it would be to make one their own and decide whether I install it or not. Running an 1.8 16v but never had an issue before.

Sorry for breaking into your topic Baggins 😇

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1983 Golf 1  GTI  1.8 16v

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mark1gls said

I think 38 (the exhaust heat shield) fits to the underside of the car?

I did retro fit one to my Mk1 Scirocco as it did not come with one, I think the fixings are already there as it did not fit from above..

I'll see if I've any pictures…

Thanks for confirming - the diagram is a bit misleading in that case! When i tried offering it up underneath the captive nut appeared to be in the way, ill try again.

Cheers :thumbs:

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adolf said

 I have a picture - I've done mine in last year and didn't experience any issues from memory  E4177F01-6CFC-4A53-9258-0DB76E3B5858.png

Thanks mate!   :thumbs:

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ReinoutMK1 said

Thanks for the URLs Mark.

I'll ask my body shop how much it would be to make one their own and decide whether I install it or not. Running an 1.8 16v but never had an issue before.

Sorry for breaking into your topic Baggins 😇

 :thumbs:

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ReinoutMK1 said

Thanks for the URLs Mark.

I'll ask my body shop how much it would be to make one their own and decide whether I install it or not. Running an 1.8 16v but never had an issue before.

Sorry for breaking into your topic Baggins 😇

I made my own - it's somewhere in my build thread, had to make some modifications to it once I had the exhaust in place though. It was easy enough for me - I'm no fabricator!

My rebuild thread I will try and keep up to date: here

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