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    10-19-2006 12:00 PM #71
    Quote, originally posted by rocco8v »

    VW_Pilot apparently still sells the CSW chip. This chip works well for the price, however doesn't fix alot of the problems, but for the money, drivability is increased. Here is the link to his post: http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=284195

    Link = "Forum disabled" is this still available?

    Answered my own question.. (note to self: search username FIRST)
    http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=2744977


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  2. 10-21-2006 06:36 PM #72
    from the factory, only the 16v motors are interference. But here's a tip, rotate your motor 90 degrees from TDC (top dead center) and all your pistons will be level about 2" from your valves. as 2 go down, 2 go up, that way they all meet halfway through the stoke. one of them on combustion, one on intake, one on exhaust and one on compression
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  3. 11-03-2006 02:16 AM #73
    can i put a 1.8 8v haed on a 1.6?

  4. 11-07-2006 06:22 PM #74
    this is a link to a word document, it could be copied and pasted here in case it ever goes down.
    http://www.vanagonauts.com/fil...x.rtf

    Its details some digi2 troubleshooting and fixes , the digi2 system was also used in vanagons. Not my information, i just wanted to share what i found.


  5. 05-01-2007 11:06 PM #75
    Link to info on Setrab oil cooler installation

    http://forums.vwvortex.com/zerothread?id=3211873


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    05-05-2007 03:07 PM #76
    is the g-grind cam a upgrade for a 96 2.0l x-flow
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    05-15-2007 11:06 PM #77
    no that cam is solid lifter only. get a 270 autotech.

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    07-27-2007 11:42 PM #79
    how do i instal a starter on a n 8v manual
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    08-07-2007 08:01 PM #80
    Quote, originally posted by Aurora_GL »
    no that cam is solid lifter only. get a 270 autotech.

    altho i agree with the 270 cam, i have had a g-grind cam in my hydo head


  11. 08-19-2007 06:20 PM #81
    what is the 8v top speed?

  12. 08-24-2007 04:11 PM #82
    i got my jeta to 205 km/h with 3 people and lotsa junk in the trunk lol, only mod was coilovers

    Ok i have a quesion about the 1987 BMW 535i afm, does the digi 2 computer actually understand what more than WOT on a stock afm is? cus if you have the bmw one in there it will give the potential for more airflow, and i cant see why the digi computer would understand it, its not really meant for it


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    08-24-2007 04:58 PM #83
    a cam with a G stamped on it does not make it the G-grind solid lifter cam that people rave abt. most 8v cams have that G stamp.

  14. 09-08-2007 11:28 PM #84

    I hope this is the correct forum to post in. I am new to the boards.

    I have an 1986 Jetta GL (Gas) Manual 5 speed, that will start then after about 30 secs stalls.
    Also if you start the engine then hit the gas peddle it will stall.


    I have done the following:

    - Replaced Spark Plugs
    - Replaced Battery
    - Checked Air Filter
    - Checked Oil
    - Checked distributor cap (needle looks new)
    - Checked vacuum lines
    - Checked battery cables
    - Checked fuses
    - Checked Clutch peddle to see if it is engaging

    Now if I try to start the car a couple of times I can smell fuel, then its flooded. So doesn't that mean its getting gas? Also the car has been sitting for 2 years outdoors. What else do I need to check. The Coil? Could it be the starter even though it starts then stalls?

    Any help would be appreciated
    thanks
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  15. 09-22-2007 01:15 AM #85
    I had the exact same problem.. take off your Fuel dist (the thing on the air box with the steel lines) and make sure your needle isnt sticking there is a spring behind that needle and you might need some fuel...

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    09-23-2007 10:40 PM #86
    Hey I am trying to find the stroke and bore of for the 1.6 and 1.7 engines. I am trying to figure out what compression a 1.7 bottom end with 1.6 head will produce. This is with a 272* cam
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  17. 09-28-2007 08:46 AM #87
    hey ya'll.... i have a couple questions....

    one: i was told that putting type 3 subframes in my type 2, will increase my stance by @2". heard of this? and does that mean that i would have to get a type 3 dp to fit around the sub frame?

    two: i got rid of my fox conv, how do i change my 'name' ?

    thanks for all the info..... i should have gone to work already, but i cant stop reading..... its like car crack !!!!!

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    09-28-2007 01:10 PM #88
    first off by "type 2 or type 3" you mean mk1,mk2 (mark 2) and mk3, mk4, mk5? for jetta and golf its mk1,2,3,4,5. and yes ive heard by installing the mk3 front subframe on a mk2(or maybe just the longer control arms) and rear axle beam you can extend your stance. but i have not seen this in person yet and i know you need longer front axles to make the longer control arms work.


    Modified by Aurora_GL at 1:12 PM 9-28-2007

  19. 09-29-2007 07:59 AM #89
    yeah, im from vermont, we just say type 1,2,3,... i know its mk what ever. thanks for the help

  20. 10-01-2007 07:58 PM #90
    how do i know the bmw engine is a 'k' series engine, to pull the maf off of ?

  21. 10-01-2007 08:00 PM #91
    yeah, but the lines of the mk2 are hotter..... everyone has an mk 3 and up

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    10-30-2007 01:10 PM #92
    Quote, originally posted by kamikazevw15 »
    can i put a 1.8 8v haed on a 1.6?

    Can someone Chime in on this?

    I would also like to know what is necessary to put a 1.8L Solid lifter head on a 1.6L - 1.7L block.

    IIRC, it is necessary to plug up one or two oil drains in the 1.8L head. But I would like an expert to confirm...


  23. 12-04-2007 09:25 AM #93
    Quote, originally posted by Jettaboy1884 »

    Can someone Chime in on this?

    I would also like to know what is necessary to put a 1.8L Solid lifter head on a 1.6L - 1.7L block.

    IIRC, it is necessary to plug up one or two oil drains in the 1.8L head. But I would like an expert to confirm...

    Here you go, a 1.8L head prepped for a 1.6/1.7L block, click on the picture for more detail.


  24. 01-10-2008 10:37 AM #94
    At idle what is the timing suppose tp be at?

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    01-10-2008 11:16 AM #95
    it depends what engine you have. digi II has to be set at 2500 i belive.

  26. 01-10-2008 11:26 AM #96
    my car idles at 800rpm and at idle it is 16 degrees before top dead center

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    01-10-2008 12:29 PM #97
    rpm is good, but timming sounds too advanced. usully not more then 12* btdc i am not an expert on that. have a book on your car? is it the car in your sig?

  28. 01-10-2008 12:56 PM #98
    I have the bentley but its really no help at this point. Yes its a 95 golf gl

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    01-10-2008 01:21 PM #99
    you would be better off posting a a new help thread, this thread is for info not qeustions.

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    01-27-2008 01:27 PM #100
    Quote, originally posted by slow69beetle »
    my car idles at 800rpm and at idle it is 16 degrees before top dead center

    GOD i hope your talking about ignition timing

    but still too much, i was told 12 degrees advance for ignition is prime for CIS-E cars.


    Modified by h00ters CEO at 10:28 AM 1-27-2008


  31. 03-03-2008 06:07 PM #101

    I had a question for you I asked Geroge of Toywagen and this was his response to using a stock non-ac pulley on a 90 jetta.... obviously there is a discrepancy of what will work......any further info you can offer will be helpful thanks

    If you use the stock non-ac pulley you need to change the other pulleys as well(crank). My pulley lines up the belt with the crank pulley that is there already. All you have to do to change it over is change the alt pulley and belt.


  32. 03-21-2008 06:46 PM #102
    Apparently this does not work on Jettas if your looking for a long term solution

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    04-19-2008 03:03 AM #103
    Quote, originally posted by Aurora_GL »
    a cam with a G stamped on it does not make it the G-grind solid lifter cam that people rave abt. most 8v cams have that G stamp.

    is this the same cus mine is stock standard from the factory




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    04-19-2008 03:37 AM #104
    pretty sure the g grind is gti solid lifter only, if it ahs the big G on it its probobly not the Gti cam.

  35. 05-09-2008 05:55 PM #105
    my 92 gti 8v hydraulic cam has a G stamped on it, i was under the impression that 90-92 gti came with that cam stock, the biggest one of the mk2's.

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