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Who's coming to the Social ?
westy02 replied to nige8021's topic in The Polo Social 28th June - 1st July 2019
I be there - Today
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Took carbs off and apart. This is the pump chamber. scraped it out and this is the carb in the ultrasonic cleaner. before adding the fluid to heat up and buzz the dirt away.
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If you have pre-booked your camping the latest arrival time is 9PM, your packs will be in the security hut at the entrance. If you are just turning up without a booking, you need to be there before 6PM and go to the office on the left hand side before the security hut, where you can pay
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Who's coming to the Social ?
Polo6n1600i replied to nige8021's topic in The Polo Social 28th June - 1st July 2019
I'll be there as usual! 👍 Burgers & Pork bellies on the BBQ again! 😊- 16 replies
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Who's coming to the Social ?
Dwrharris replied to nige8021's topic in The Polo Social 28th June - 1st July 2019
I'll give it a go!! :) of the cars rolling by then -
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mk2f, AFH hybrid hall sender
kwijibo_coupe replied to MonsterL35YFP's topic in Engine, Transmission and Exhaust
The signal is taken from the coil in the mk2f anyway I believe, they only get 'twitchy' if the coil is starting to fail. -
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Valance now welded, tidied up and zinc primed. With that done, the driver's side rear door came off so I could sort out the gap between the arch repair panel and the new outer sill. I'm gonna finish off the welding on the front part of the wheel arch + top of the sill next, then hopefully get the spit assembled on Monday. I think I may have overestimated the amount of welding gas required - I've used about 15% of it so far!
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yeah jack handle sounds ideal...maybe loosen the tank mounting strap and see if you can pursuade it to move a bit
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The new tank was fitted by a local garage in January last year. There has been a fuel smell since it was fitted. Turned out to be the large breather not connected to the filler neck. They sorted that out and went through the rest of the fuel line just to be sure. Fuel smell sorted. I took it back a couple days later as the fuel gauge wasn't working. Turned out to be the earth cable not connected properly on the inspection flap under back seat, (that's the only thing they changed anyway.) But since then, the angle of the filler neck has been adjusted to the point where the nozzle of a fuel pump will not go in properly. I've reached in behind the shell to try and pull it back down and that did make a little difference, just needs to be pulled/adjusted a tiny bit more. I have called them to tell them the issue and they've said if i can't do it, swing by and they'll do it for me. I do trust them. All the other work they've done has been fine and to be honest, fairly priced. Broomstick you say? I have one of those. I'm guessing you mean the metal/aluminium ones as opposed to wood, (splinters/general crap.) Could maybe use the handle from my trolley jack. If it comes to it anyway. Thanks for getting back to me dudes. Have a great weekend.
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broom handle in the filler neck to tweak it has been mentioned on forums before id agree let the garage make it right if they did the job
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Breadvan fuelling issue
caretakerplus replied to Eviljohn's topic in Engine, Transmission and Exhaust
Are you saying that you have had a new tank fitted by the garage? If this is the case, I would recommend that you allow them to sort it out for you, as what may have happened, is that they have fitted a 'patterned' tank that is slightly out of tolerance. Regards -
Help needed with 6n door lock please
nige8021 replied to Conor S Knight's topic in Bodywork, Interior and Trim
First welcome to the forum. That's a standard TORX screw, you can buy the tools from Halfords or any motor supliers. The problem will almost certainly be the "paddle" on the end of the lock will of snapped of, plenty of repair kits available on ebay https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VW-POLO-DOOR-LOCK-REPAIR-KIT-FRONT-RIGHT/322545947519?fits=Model%3APolo&hash=item4b193c937f:g:hfsAAOSwyWZZUVIy -
Afternoon, So my drivers side lock isn't working. Key will turn but wont lock or unlock the door. I've looked into taking the handle off to get a batter look but as is a 99 6n, it requires a special tool. Has anyone on here got one or know of where to get one? or if you have any other idea about how to fix, I'm all ears. I've added a few photos of the bolt that needs removing. Thanks in advance
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Mk2 1.3 Cyl Head torque setting and procedure
Jamie sanders replied to NancyE's topic in Engine, Transmission and Exhaust
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Mk2 1.3 Cyl Head torque setting and procedure
nige8021 replied to NancyE's topic in Engine, Transmission and Exhaust
First Welcome to the forum. Yes they are valid figures for the AAV -
Mk2f 91 GT water pump help
steveo3002 replied to 1vw2many's topic in Engine, Transmission and Exhaust
just a new oring ...no sealant needed , would be wise to check the block isnt rusted /scaly where it seats , wire brush it if need be -
So what sealing compound do I need ?
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Mk2 1.3 Cyl Head torque setting and procedure
Jamie sanders replied to NancyE's topic in Engine, Transmission and Exhaust
Is this torque setting for the aav engine? Thanks -
Mk2f 91 GT water pump help
kiran_182 replied to 1vw2many's topic in Engine, Transmission and Exhaust
Yeah, helps to descale the block too, get the right orentation on the pump too so you can tighten it with the notches -
Hi before I bolt up new febi water pump kit just checking I don't need any additional sealer on the face of the pump itself ? I assume we only use the rubber sealing ring that comes with the kit ? Many thanks.
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Excellent! Much appreciated dude, more essential items on the parts list but I'll have one of those for sure
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Started painting the plastics, this was before i knew of better ways. Sometime around 2011 i think
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It rolled around like this for a while The tracking out and I ended up with this so back on steels for a while. 195s were a shade to wide anyway This is how the engine looked when i got it This is how it looked after a few mods. This was the start of the engine work
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Here you go https://www.vwheritage.com/171805903-front-lower-spoiler-for-non-gti-model-vw-spare It's not a perfect fit, but it all pulls straight when you fit it well. Can send more phot's if required. Use square hold in bottom of valance with some nuts and bolts. Just drill some extra holes in the plastic spoiler you are fitting. 15 minute job all in.
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Quality, I've to order from Heritage over next couple of weeks, think that'll be added on @ £7!! Easily enough fitted?? Had a look can't seem to find them, would you have link or part number?? Hoping not all sold out
