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    05-01-2008 10:36 AM #141
    well, three of the wires go to the Hal Sender on the distributor. One goes to the Ground, one goes to Hot and one is the signal for the coil. so you don't have to really "incorporate" anything everythihng plugs in or connects except for the signal wire that you wire in with a connector of your choice..

  2. 05-15-2008 02:36 AM #142
    I have a 16V MC carb project going right now. I posted a pic of the manifold in progress in the 8V thread. I welded the injector slots in my heads, I also did a gasket match while I was in there. My pendent on my CNC smoked, when the new one arrives, I will post more pics of my manifold.

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    06-04-2008 11:24 PM #143
    Quote, originally posted by frankthewelder »
    I have a 16V MC carb project going right now. I posted a pic of the manifold in progress in the 8V thread. I welded the injector slots in my heads, I also did a gasket match while I was in there. My pendent on my CNC smoked, when the new one arrives, I will post more pics of my manifold.

    kool.

    He said I had a nifty little car. Oh, he did get me on not having a windshield washer reservoir..... luckly It only took me a minute to install it for a sticker. I brought it to a shop in Shelburne and the guy walked out of his office and said "No Way" just by looking at it
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    06-16-2008 09:21 PM #144
    What about venting the gas tank?
    I was looking for a vented gas cap, do these exist?
    He said I had a nifty little car. Oh, he did get me on not having a windshield washer reservoir..... luckly It only took me a minute to install it for a sticker. I brought it to a shop in Shelburne and the guy walked out of his office and said "No Way" just by looking at it
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    06-30-2008 11:49 AM #145
    Can we use the wiring diagram with out the timing control unit?
    Or is that necessary? My mech. told me that the facet stye pumps work fine, older carbed BMW's came with them from the factory?
    He said I had a nifty little car. Oh, he did get me on not having a windshield washer reservoir..... luckly It only took me a minute to install it for a sticker. I brought it to a shop in Shelburne and the guy walked out of his office and said "No Way" just by looking at it
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    06-30-2008 01:26 PM #146
    you can use it without the timing computer, but you'll be stuck with a static setup. this will work, but once you start advanceing the timing, the harder it will be to start the engine. That's what is nice about the timing computer. it brings the timing back to about stock advance at idle.

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    06-30-2008 04:03 PM #147
    What about the pump?

    And I just got RickRolled..nice

    He said I had a nifty little car. Oh, he did get me on not having a windshield washer reservoir..... luckly It only took me a minute to install it for a sticker. I brought it to a shop in Shelburne and the guy walked out of his office and said "No Way" just by looking at it
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    06-30-2008 09:15 PM #148

    the facet pumps can work, but double check the pressue readings to not go crazy with fuel pressure. or too little

    the price of the facet pumps is about the same as a carter 4070 which is tried and true for the carb setups.


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    07-25-2008 03:43 PM #149
    ok im ready to do the conversion i have the manifold and new webers 40 DCOEs i have the 4070 fuel pump gaskets and lines what else do i need to get this done this is going in a 8v.....

  10. 08-15-2008 01:26 PM #150
    i'm at the same stage, carbs, fuel pump. do we need to modify the ignition?

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    08-15-2008 04:19 PM #151
    Just recommendations off the top of my head:

    Timing & spark control, slimline fan & radiator, oil breather, modified alternator setup for carb & manifold clearances.

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    08-15-2008 07:53 PM #152
    Question on fuel pump. with out the ecu i get no ground at the fuel pump realy. do i just ground to the chassis . willl it be on anytime the ignition is on?i mean the small pin on the relay. not sure if it 86 or 85?how can i get it to do like oe and run for alittle then wait to run when cranked?its getting closer.

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    08-15-2008 10:39 PM #153
    Quote, originally posted by RaceJetta »
    That's the ignitor. That little black thing right under the rain tray on the driver's side.

    Wire the dizzy to the ignitor, then wire in the MSD between the ignitor and the coil. You need the ignitor because the MSD cannot trigger off the OEM hall sender in the dizzy. Then you will likely need a MSD 8980 timing computer to give your car some low rpm retard. Set the mechanical timing to 30-32 deg BTDC, and then the MSD 8980 will retard it 20 degrees at idle so that it starts and runs easier.

    Good luck.

    I have an unmarked flywheel how do i set my static timing to 30-32° ?
    i dont wanna put a degree wheeel on cuz the tranny and engine are one ..in the car.....

    He said I had a nifty little car. Oh, he did get me on not having a windshield washer reservoir..... luckly It only took me a minute to install it for a sticker. I brought it to a shop in Shelburne and the guy walked out of his office and said "No Way" just by looking at it
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    08-16-2008 12:50 PM #155
    Question. if i set the timing is set to 30-32degrees. how hard will it be to start in the morning?

  15. 08-16-2008 07:39 PM #156
    not at all, I run 35 degrees and it'll start in the dead of cold.

    You can crank the motor to TDC then remove the inspection hole cover and make a mark with white marker etc. Then you'll spot that using a light



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    09-02-2008 03:11 PM #158
    ok i have a 1983 rabbit with an 8v, the engine is fully build .40 over forged piston rods, 280 cam etc etc.....im about to do the weber conversion i have a set of NEW 40dcoe here are my Q's
    1. where can i get a cap or screw to plug the CIS injector.
    2. do i really need the MSD or can i get by w/o it for now.
    3. is it wise to cover the header with that exhaust cloth to keep the heat off the carbs?

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    09-09-2008 02:09 PM #159
    Im looking for a carb setup for my 97 gti 2.0 8v does anyone have one thanks
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    09-22-2008 12:06 PM #160
    Here is a great site that really explains things about weber 45 carbs.

    every other site is a copy of what was posted in the begining of this list. which is fine but it doesn't really explain it clearly.

    http://www.tjwakeman.net/TR/WeberDCOEinfo.htm


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    10-07-2008 02:37 AM #161
    tons of good info here, lots of repeat questions though! just read before you post people! i just did, it doesnt take that long

    anyone know where to get a mikuni rebuild kit? ive got a set of mikuni 35s (i think) and i might use em soon. havent had any luck searching for em.


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    10-21-2008 10:09 AM #162
    ok i got the car running however is running RICH. also what do i do with the return line from the CIS. and how do i adjust the floats? thank you guys


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    10-21-2008 11:15 AM #163
    round floats or square?
    Dual 40 webers right?

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    10-21-2008 11:15 AM #164
    the return line you can just plug up on the tank and pull it out. That is if you are using a low pressure pump.

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    10-23-2008 07:22 PM #165
    Quote, originally posted by Big CADDY »
    the return line you can just plug up on the tank and pull it out. That is if you are using a low pressure pump.

    yes im running a carter pump so ill plug it this weekend... as far as the floats i really dont know but they are 40dcoe webers


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    10-24-2008 10:21 AM #166
    for 40s

    DCOE spec = 1.14 inch (29mm+4.5mm).

    If the depth is NOT correct, the top plate of the carburetor must be removed. Carefully bend the tab on the float assembly that touches the needle valve. Reassemble and test the float level as before.

    copied from:
    http://www.teglerizer.com/dcoe/tweakingdcoes.htm


  25. 11-05-2008 09:19 AM #167
    great info.
    Any pictures of some of your finished setups?
    Im running 45 webers on my 2l 16v.
    And am planning on "cleaning" up my engine bay. ideas as to mount fuel pump, msd ignition etc. etc. ??
    Also i plan on doing some internal work if not atleast head work. how mildly or majorly built are some of your motors? Dyno numbers??
    Thanks before hand guys everything is helpful

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    11-05-2008 09:49 AM #168
    Esher has a pretty slick mouting area for the MSD stuff. He made a rack behind the glove box.

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    11-06-2008 09:09 AM #169
    Quote, originally posted by RedRocketMk2 »
    great info.
    Any pictures of some of your finished setups?
    Im running 45 webers on my 2l 16v.
    And am planning on "cleaning" up my engine bay. ideas as to mount fuel pump, msd ignition etc. etc. ??
    Also i plan on doing some internal work if not atleast head work. how mildly or majorly built are some of your motors? Dyno numbers??
    Thanks before hand guys everything is helpful


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    11-10-2008 09:35 AM #170
    How have you guys gone about wiring up your fuel pumps? I currently have Motronic which grounds the pump through the ecu, but I know older cars relay the fuel pump from the ignition coil and I'd like a setup like that rather than wiring up a switch or something.

    Also did you just wire the in-tank pump and the new low pressure pump in parallel?

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    11-10-2008 09:48 AM #171
    i have mine wired up to come on when the car is turned on.

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    11-10-2008 11:55 AM #172
    What about when the key is in the start position? Can the pump prime?
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    11-10-2008 12:02 PM #173
    Mine turns on as soon as I turn the key. I just ran a wire back to the pump and grounded it to the body.

    I also put an inline switch under the dash to turn it off if I wanted. It's handy to have that.


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    11-10-2008 12:30 PM #174
    So you just replaced the ground-to-ecu and straight up grounded it and it worked fine? Any diagrams? Thanks guys!
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    11-10-2008 12:56 PM #175
    i don't have an ECU so i don't have to worry about it...lol

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