THE Citi Golf thread. Pics, Q and A's and anything else.

dub33 said

Nice one mate, we going to have to make plans for a meet!
I might take the citi to inters, so if you spot me, come over for a chat!
Jonathan  Hi Dub33, the pic that you posted looks like a 1995 CTI 1.8 K-tronic system Citi Golf. Please correct me

Bert said

dont use the choke to start it,mine dont need any choke in the warmer weather,if theres a spark but not exellent at the plugs,check the rotor arm as they tend to burn the internal coil out.
heres my citi
I took it apart and put it back together with new bits,the A/C works well,i had to change the alternator,water pump,pulley bearings as the S.A sand killed them,must be a dusty place,or the owner lived on the beach  :wink:
forgot to say,the fuel filler neck is alloy,the front shocks need to be replaced with complete struts as the insert is not removable  :? the struts are now obsolete from sachs/boge too












Bert

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mennociti said

Hi,

I'm new here.
I'm from Holland and I also like the Mk1 Golf.
It is still a popular car here.
I own 2 of them, the first one is a 1980 GTI 1.6 totally original condition.
The other one is a 1983 4-door GL. First it had a petrol engine, now it has a 1.6 Diesel engine.
In Holland you don't have to pay road taxes if your car is 25 years or older, that's the reason I put the Diesel engine in it.http://www.mijnalbum.nl/index.php?m=fto&a=73&id=93118795&key=GLRGSLGA http://www.mijnalbum.nl/index.php?m=fto&a=73&id=93120470&key=DDFAKFOB

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allana13 said

U doing the engine rebuild ur self ? 

allana13 said

where are you based foxy…..