NEWBIE NEED HELP PLEASE
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NEWBIE NEED HELP PLEASE
any help would be great
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Old Timer
should find what you need here http://www.vwgolfmk1.o…ontent&pa=showpage&pid=39
get some pics up
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Local Hero
Secondly how much of the GTI wiring remains? If the wires and plugs for WUR, AAV, CSV and TTS are still there, then you're 4/5th the way there in terms of wiring up the 2.0 16V
Thirdly, the Mk2 Golf never (except in USA….) came with a 2.0 16V, so that too will be an engine conversion. What did the Mk2 start out as, in life? How was it converted, in other words what fuel injection system was used? K-Jet? KE-Jet? Electronic FI (for example from an ABF engined Mk3 Golf, which is reasonably popular)? Some aftermarket EFI? Properly done with all the components present, or stuff missing etc? Carbs?
No guide will exist to cover your exact situation because you're starting from non-stock cars to start with. So you need to take a close look at the items your car, and the donor car, already has. Do you have full access to the donor car to remove parts, or is the deal involving only the engine? etc. Too many unknowns to give solid detail on yet.
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Newbie
thanks for your help
none of the work has be done to the fuel line will i need a new tank or can i just put on bigger lines and a bosh fuel pump of some kind ??
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Local Hero
Wiring - you're looking for 4x "RS junior timer" plugs, I think the CSV is blue, the WUR and AAV are brown, and I can't remember the colour of the TTS one. Maybe someone can post pics or a search would reveal them. Its quite possible they've been bundled up, or one has been chopped to feed an electrical connection on the carb (eg fuel cut off valve).
Fuelling - you're looking for the hole/pipe fitting in the right side of the tank (low down at the side); a fuel pump and the fittings to attach its cradle to the underside of the car. Its fitted just to the right of the fuel tank. Then a bit further back, is the accumulator, you'll need its bracket and fittings into the chassis too. The fuel lines are thicker than carb ones, I think its 5/16 instead of 1/4", and they'll run along the underside of the car on the right hand side, then enter the engine bay near the wishbone support, then cross right-left in the engine bay just above the steering rack, and behind the column (UJ), ending in screw-on high pressure fittings. Its possible that these have been chopped, to fit the carb, or simply (fingers x) that flexible lines have simply been fitted over the top and screwed on with a hose clamp or something.
The Mk2 is most likely a 1.8 16V, if you have access to the whole car then there's a few little modules to remove, in addition to the main bits, to beware of. http://www.fastgolf.or…ontent&pa=showpage&pid=30 contains a list of parts which is pretty extensive, of what needs removing from a donor car.
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Newbie
should be easier as ive got the head of the engine and the gearbox out which ive had refurbed
will the gear box fit the new engine ?? and do i use the flywheel/clutch from the mk1 or mk2 ?
thanks again
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Local Hero
There's a lot of different options, everyone has slightly different opinions on what's best and what's not so good, etc. So there's no right and wrong, just opinions/guidance/experience of others, to draw on.
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Newbie
got some pics of the wiring in the engine bay and a pic of the fuel lines which come in on the left is this not where they need to be now ? the look like they have been changed and run the lenght of the car in red plastic pipe dont know what size though look about 10mm ??
dont know how to put pic up ?
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