Idle issue
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Mk1 golf 1.3 carb
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R8J VW🥇
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Got the new carb today there are 3 vaccum ports at the back which one goes to the distributor? And what are the other two for ?
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Is the bottom screw air fuel mixture ? And the top screw idle ?
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If its the same then normally you'd just copy the existing connections. I think two of the vacuum ports can be blocked up (there are little plastic caps to do it).
I can't help thinking the existing carb just needed a bit of investigation and a clean out of the jets. At least the new carb was obtainable.
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paul_c said
Is it the same or different than the existing one (just 2 years old???) which is fitted? If its different, then what model is it?
If its the same then normally you'd just copy the existing connections. I think two of the vacuum ports can be blocked up (there are little plastic caps to do it).
I can't help thinking the existing carb just needed a bit of investigation and a clean out of the jets. At least the new carb was obtainable.
It is different this is a pirate carb made by Dorco but the okes at the vw spare shop says this will run fine on a mk1 it was R895 . The exact one I bought two years ago was going for R1400 same price I paid two years ago , so I took the pirate carb instead this time so I can actually get the car running again in the meanwhile ,and il rebuild and investigate the old carb when I get some time .Going to install this pirate tomorrow though the 3 vacuums at the back took me by suprise but I see other people on the forum also have this one they posted pics just wasnt sure what goes where on this one .
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In the old carb:
It looks like my choke mechanism might have been damaged it is extremely loose theres no resistance on it at all when moving I figured it was flopping up and down while driving il tear down the old carb this week to check if there was any blockages or anything else that was faulty.
Thank to all that gave input !
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