1.3 standard airbox weber carb
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1.3 standard airbox weber carb
Cheers
Rob
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r_chez_08 said
Thanks, may do this, but I meant plugging up the spigot that the breather attaches to and just putting a little filter on the end of the breather pipe, and letting it vent to the atmosphere.
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Rob
Ahhh Balls
Yea i see what you mean now lol. sorry bud. Yea theres no reason why you cant to that, you can get like a baby K & N Filter to go on there, it will mist a bit so might make the area surrounding it in the engine bay a little oily
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Thanks.
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If you want, you can easily fit a breather filter to the crankcase breather - quite useful at times, 'cos it stops your air filter turning black like my lovely K&N has. all you need to do to the original hose union is hack it off and blank it with something - i used an old grommet I had lying around.
Out of interest, what's that heatshield made of? you've done a top job of it by the way :read:
1983 Golf 1.3 Driver:
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The heat shield is made from mild steel, but is painted with simoniz very high temperature paint. All I did was bend the corners in a vice, drill the two mounting holes, cut a hole with a hole saw, and weld on the 40mm pipe which I cut the end at a 45* angle.
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vaccum hose from dizzy to bottom of carb,
notched outlet under airbox blanked off
remaining outlet under carb to butterfly in airbox inlet
i left the breather connection on the old k&n for the second
havent driven it from cold but it just felt a little slower from warm
how is yours driving now?
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83 MK1 Golf 1.3 CL
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Or you can get them on ebay, about 200 quid or something.
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