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    04-26-2012 09:13 AM #701
    It should work. Generic autozone cap and have had 0 issues. Don't mind the mess in the middle of redoing my wire tuck.


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    04-26-2012 12:59 PM #702
    Quote Originally Posted by thygreyt View Post
    havent found anything...

    how do i delete the N80??
    let me find the DIY i used, mind you it is for a 1.8t mk4 and you seem to have a mk5
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    04-26-2012 01:01 PM #703
    Quote Originally Posted by BoraRJTI View Post
    let me find the DIY i used, mind you it is for a 1.8t mk4 and you seem to have a mk5
    they are VERY common.. much of what i have done, has been taken and learned from here, and so far i havent had any issues.

    and please, yes! that info would be awesome.

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    04-26-2012 05:43 PM #704
    This thread makes me want to shave the bay in my TDI...
    anyone ever seen one with a shaved bay? or at least cleaned up a bit?

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    04-26-2012 06:27 PM #705
    Quote Originally Posted by Jaybles View Post
    This thread makes me want to shave the bay in my TDI...
    anyone ever seen one with a shaved bay? or at least cleaned up a bit?
    I did before I did a vr swap (crappy pic)
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    04-27-2012 12:12 AM #706
    Quote Originally Posted by BoraRJTI View Post
    let me find the DIY i used, mind you it is for a 1.8t mk4 and you seem to have a mk5
    any news?

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    04-27-2012 12:21 AM #707
    how are you guys hiding your o2 sensor/ac sensor on the passenger side? i remember seeing a way to do it but i cant remember where..
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    04-27-2012 12:22 AM #708
    Quote Originally Posted by thygreyt View Post
    any news?
    no i looked through my whole computer and could not find the DIY that i used to delete all my emissions $hit. i will keep trying to remember the dudes username that sent it to me!
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    04-27-2012 12:23 AM #709
    Quote Originally Posted by BoraRJTI View Post
    no i looked through my whole computer and could not find the DIY that i used to delete all my emissions $hit. i will keep trying to remember the dudes username that sent it to me!
    thanks anyways!

    i'll look some more untl i find it.

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    04-27-2012 12:27 AM #710
    Quote Originally Posted by thygreyt View Post
    thanks anyways!

    i'll look some more untl i find it.
    This is what i used
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    04-27-2012 12:29 AM #711
    Quote Originally Posted by BoraRJTI View Post
    so, remove it and put in a 330 ohm? same as the SAI...

    and then disconnect the hose, and no codes?

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    04-27-2012 01:12 AM #712
    Quote Originally Posted by thygreyt View Post
    so, remove it and put in a 330 ohm? same as the SAI...

    and then disconnect the hose, and no codes?
    yup, i still get codes but thats cause i only installed one of the resistors. LOL
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    04-27-2012 01:14 AM #713
    Quote Originally Posted by BoraRJTI View Post
    yup, i still get codes but thats cause i only installed one of the resistors. LOL
    what do you mean?

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    04-27-2012 05:22 PM #714
    Quote Originally Posted by baun View Post
    I did before I did a vr swap (crappy pic)
    niceee. that looks 1000 times better than a stock ALH bay. I hate all of the vacuum lines and other busy crap
    I bet with some polished lines, remote fuel filter, clean routing for a front mount and a few other odds and ends it would be an amazing bay...
    got the gears turning now lol

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    04-27-2012 06:06 PM #715
    Quote Originally Posted by thygreyt View Post
    what do you mean?
    all i mean is i was too lazy to put the other resistors in besides the evap one so i still get codes for my SAI other stuff i was supposed to use a resistor on!
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    04-27-2012 06:10 PM #716
    Quote Originally Posted by BoraRJTI View Post
    all i mean is i was too lazy to put the other resistors in besides the evap one so i still get codes for my SAI other stuff i was supposed to use a resistor on!
    lol, ok. so, if i put the right resistors everywhere, i should have no codes and the car should run properly, right?

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    04-27-2012 06:12 PM #717
    Quote Originally Posted by thygreyt View Post
    lol, ok. so, if i put the right resistors everywhere, i should have no codes and the car should run properly, right?
    either that or there are a few tuning companies that could delete the coding permanently so youll never get check engine light and you wont have to use resistors. but resistors is the easy way to go.
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    04-27-2012 11:40 PM #720
    Always enjoy photos of your bay swoops. Hands down my favorite.

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    04-28-2012 12:46 AM #721
    Quote Originally Posted by thygreyt View Post
    lol, ok. so, if i put the right resistors everywhere, i should have no codes and the car should run properly, right?
    the car will run fine, but you wont have no codes, your still going to throw the codes for improper flow on SAI, and also probably a EVAP code. The pump isnt there so it doesnt see the excess air pumped in on a cold start and the EVAP solenoid isnt there so it doesn't see the solenoid functioning thus throwing codes for it.

    Software coding is the only way to be truly code free, as well as running the proper resistors since you still need to complete the circuit, this will keep your fuel trims. well at least on my 1.8t it does. not quite sure about the new motronic ECU's but im assuming its the same.

    Heres a pic of my bay for the thread, it wont look like this for too much longer tho

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    04-28-2012 10:59 AM #722
    Quote Originally Posted by ascgti89 View Post
    the car will run fine, but you wont have no codes, your still going to throw the codes for improper flow on SAI, and also probably a EVAP code. The pump isnt there so it doesnt see the excess air pumped in on a cold start and the EVAP solenoid isnt there so it doesn't see the solenoid functioning thus throwing codes for it.

    Software coding is the only way to be truly code free, as well as running the proper resistors since you still need to complete the circuit, this will keep your fuel trims. well at least on my 1.8t it does. not quite sure about the new motronic ECU's but im assuming its the same.
    ok, thanks!

    i already have the SAI combi valve and map sensor (on the 09s is like that ) all deleted by United Motorsports...

    i'll talk to them about deleting the n80 as well then.

    thanks for the help. i'm still far from shaving, but i like my clean bay!

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    04-28-2012 11:00 AM #723
    on another note: for the fuse box relocation: crimp or solder?

    what works better?

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    04-28-2012 12:46 PM #724
    I would solder it.

    Quote Originally Posted by thygreyt View Post
    on another note: for the fuse box relocation: crimp or solder?

    what works better?

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    04-28-2012 04:52 PM #725
    Quote Originally Posted by thygreyt View Post
    on another note: for the fuse box relocation: crimp or solder?

    what works better?
    i crimped...then realised i should have soldered. didnt know u coukd get an iron for 7 bucks at autozone. ahaha

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    04-28-2012 05:18 PM #726
    Quote Originally Posted by Swoops View Post
    i love this bay the only thing that kills it is the shifter cables. please do something about this
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    04-28-2012 06:19 PM #727
    Body Filler ????

    What are you guys using? Just regular bondo, or something with fiberglass in it?? I also noticed many dont fill the body lines where the seam sealer was What do you use for the seams, or is nothing used?


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    04-28-2012 06:39 PM #728
    Quote Originally Posted by pielout View Post
    Body Filler ????

    What are you guys using? Just regular bondo, or something with fiberglass in it?? I also noticed many dont fill the body lines where the seam sealer was What do you use for the seams, or is nothing used?


    I use rage gold after welding and working the metal as close as possible. then USC icing as the topcoat for finishing off before primer. if you are not welding the seams solid and getting rid of them, you need to re-seam seal them so moisture doesnt get in between the panels causing rust.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FALCNT3RM1NAT0R View Post
    i crimped...then realised i should have soldered. didnt know u coukd get an iron for 7 bucks at autozone. ahaha
    I'd use a microtorch on those think wires

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    Quote Originally Posted by spitfire481 View Post
    I use rage gold after welding and working the metal as close as possible. then USC icing as the topcoat for finishing off before primer. if you are not welding the seams solid and getting rid of them, you need to re-seam seal them so moisture doesnt get in between the panels causing rust.

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    04-28-2012 11:14 PM #731
    Quote Originally Posted by trashbag View Post
    i love this bay the only thing that kills it is the shifter cables. please do something about this
    do you have a suggestion for it? they're the OEM cables.
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    04-28-2012 11:31 PM #732
    Quote Originally Posted by Swoops View Post
    do you have a suggestion for it? they're the OEM cables.
    Automatic swap duh

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    04-29-2012 09:11 AM #733
    Quote Originally Posted by spitfire481 View Post
    Automatic swap duh
    damn! how could i have been so blind to that idea!
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    04-29-2012 11:17 AM #734
    Quote Originally Posted by Swoops View Post
    damn! how could i have been so blind to that idea!
    Its possible to use automatic cables on a mechanical transmition?!!???

    The auto looks soo good.

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