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Mk2 Golf Chat / Re: mk2 jetta boot is always seems damp
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Mk2 Golf Chat / Re: mk2 jetta boot is always seems damp
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Mk2 Golf Chat / mk2 jetta boot is always seems damp
Anyone got any ideas, even suffered this as well ?
could be that it still needs to dry out, but when i changed the seal i cant say the old one was all that bad. how ever did seem like it was leaking all the same
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Engine & Gearbox / Re: idling issues 2e3 carb
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Engine & Gearbox / Re: idling issues 2e3 carb
the vid link was good
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Engine & Gearbox / Re: idling issues 2e3 carb
i'm not sure what to do. Becuase ok, i might not be spotting the cheapest service kit @£100 ish but from experience you can't really just pull them apart with out replacing something, how ever maybe a good start after i clean the oil covered plugs on the front flange "not quite sure thats the fix but needs doing and rocker cover needs addressing aswell" to then if no different pull carb apart even if i find nothing wrong with it, at least i didn't just waste £100 towards the cost of a webber
But i like the line "A weber is only a 'solution' if the carb is knackered"
The car has not covered a lot of miles in the last 15 years till i brought it, in fact i've possibly done more miles in 10 days then the last owner in 15 years, so no doubt a lot of crap has been pulled threw into the bowl, an reving it is some how over coming the fuel starvation its presenting to be
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Engine & Gearbox / idling issues 2e3 carb
Got a 1.3 jetta recently, i believe its the 2e3 carb hence auto choke an not manual, i've done a lovely 400 mile trip in it, last 80 ish have been a nightmare, the thing would just keep cutting out, started doing it at night with lights on an fan, so noticed on restarts was idling fine when no load on electric system, so i assumed it was a battery or alternator issue at 1st "perhaps still a leccy gremlin". but started doing it in the day with no added power consumption etc
what i would like to know is, has anyone ever had something similar, as previous knowledge was they cut out and dont restart for a short while, an a quick google hints towards this
given its a peirburg. i always known there as useful as a chocolate teapot in reality an webber is the way forward "personally when i had a 1.6 an a 1.8 carb engine mine had the webber conversion done already, not that i recall a choke nearly 20 years later. but never had any issues, an mot time always see emissions adjusted to pass"
how ever, over last day or so i have read a few posts webbers solve nothing in the long term, how true is this ?
i really want to keep it as a 1.3. its guttless but its so original be a shame to do a conversion really
ok so it be next week before i look at it, but a quick look did see a small bit of oil on 2 sensors on the top flange on the block under the dizzy, but could this lead to my issues ?
any knowledge will be greatfully recieved
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Engine & Gearbox / Re: Mk2 1.3 Timing
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Other Problems / Re: 1991 3dr - water leak under drivers door
honestly why do some people touch things an think its ok to not put it back how they found it
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Other Car Sales & Wanted / 16v rear lights
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I.C.E & Electrical / Re: MFA and rev counter Golf mk2 gti 16v
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I.C.E & Electrical / Re: MFA and rev counter Golf mk2 gti 16v
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New Members Say Hi! / Re: J reg GTD gearbox
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I.C.E & Electrical / Re: MFA and rev counter Golf mk2 gti 16v
#when you say mfa does'nt work, do you mean does'nt flick threw the options ? or does'nt display
Rev counter side of things could be a number of reasons, from wiring not connected to coil, to broken wire from coil to clocks, fuse even ?
But depending on the mfa issue. if not displaying and rev counter not working, could be your clocks are just failing