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2 pointsThere is a guide on vagdrivers for replacing the matrix without removing the dash: https://www.vagdrivers.net/threads/corrado-heater-matrix-replacement.19713/ Sent from my LE2123 using Tapatalk
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2 pointsApologies all, I haven't managed to put the order in for the next batch yet, but hopefully will get onto that in the next couple of weeks.
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1 pointWell, a set of RS301βs became available so looks like the corrado wonβt be standard for too long.
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1 pointPlease use 2 x axle stands and wheel chocks for your own safety! Depending on the variation, the filter will either be held on with a round steel loop band with a bolt to tighten it, or a plastic cradle that it sits in, which has fixings on the corners that you need to undo to drop it. The loop band cradle type is often rusted to bits or seized if the filter has not been touched in years. First pic is the combined pump and filter housing, second is the VR6 style filter.
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1 pointYou'll likely be fine with the Lucas as the part no is the right one. It's a good brand too. Do you know if your car has a pierburg or vdo pump currently? Mine is an early '94 car and had pierberg so on replacing with a vdo pump i had to buy the vdo sender as well as the pierburg one is different.. https://www.volkswagen-classic-parts.com/catalog/en_uk/part/535919673C?epis=&ct=3&q=535919673C
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1 pointHa- "Stark Industries"! They must be having a laugh, or else it's a play on the German, "stark" meaning "strong", or in slang cool/sound/great.
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1 pointGetting close, so well done. And change the brakes later, just get it out and enjoy it. It owes you π
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1 pointhttps://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/126331388530?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=S_62K1mTR2C&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=SuQ1hX6ZSQa&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Seems a good price for a genuine set of mats. 3 available. I have rubbers so am torn between the two...
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1 pointManaged to get the car out and brave a 30 mile motorway journey to work. The car never missed a beat, sitting at about 90Β° water and 106Β° oil. Mpg wasnt to bad as i took it steady. . At some point I added the one touch indicator relay which is a godsend for changing lanes. Also fitting the heated seat elements from Classic parts made my journey lovely and toasties. No knocking noises from all of the bloody pot holes either which is nice. The car seems to be behaving
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1 pointDeposit taken so the car is now sold. Thanks for all the interest.
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1 pointhappy to report that after 14 months the VR6 is finally back home with essentially a brand new underside & nut & bolt restoration plus the Autostrada Modena's are on & looking mighty fine if i do say so myself lol pity you cant see any of the work that has just cost me a small fortune (over double what i had guessed at) but the first few journeys out have made me realise quite how much i had missed this car! the ride is sublime & the refreshed KW's feel great & the noise - nothing quite like it spent most of the weekend cleaning & resinstalling the interior, only sub & door cards left a quick pic from a gloomy drive today
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1 pointFYI, I used the Loctite rear view mirror bonder on my campervan and have had no issues. The key is to spend time prepping / degreasing the mount / screen, follow the instructions and wait as long as possible before installing the rear view mirror to the mount.
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1 pointCheers Kippy, in your expert opinion, am I over restoring the car should I ever decide to enter it at somewhere like Stanford?
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1 pointBe sure to follow the Bentley when setting the CoPot and things of that nature. Only reason I say this is because, I had played with my CoPot at one point (set it to 500ohm because it was in the thousands for whatever reason. I am almost positive one of the previous owners set it that high but I am unsure) and mine did not run very well. My AFR was way off. So just be sure to follow the Bentley when it comes to setting that mixture up. If you don't have one, I recommend getting an AFR gauge as this will make it easier to set the CoPot when adjusting everything. If you need help with it at all, feel free to PM me here or on the Vortex as well (same username on there).
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1 pointWent for the 205/45/16s and I think worked out well , driving good no rubbing β¦ thanks for the help guys π including pic β¦ itβs a bit dirty out there with the frost
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1 pointGood job ππ»ππ»ππ» hopefully this solves your issue. Keep us updated when you do timing and adjust the CO pot on how it is running
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1 pointdrop your name on here Triple relay uprated headlight looms - Page 14 - Forum Group-Buys - The Corrado Forum (the-corrado.net) i will send out some PM's to those who have put name down so far & try to get it moving along
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1 pointI think it is a mixture of factors too. I've done more testing and whilst it is good 5-10-20 mins after, so far more useable, but if i leave it for 30/40 mins I get the same problem. It always starts but interesting how the time frames have shifted. Perhaps points to time worn compenents. Thinking back to my white car, although fault seemingly solved it did have a few occassions where it would crank longer than expected though more than 9 our of 10 times it was fine.
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1 pointHell yea! Keep us updated. Can't wait to see if it works
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1 pointSorry Chiswick, my bad memory! Haha yup I'll pop over and get them, if they're at the same price π Post up some pics of your car whenever you have time Hasan
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1 pointThat looks fine. π Does the job and is protected
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1 pointI'm newbie soldering. I don't know how to do it better π
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1 pointI asked in VWVortex like Popeye775 said and the first answer said yes it is factory.
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1 pointThe way that this is grounded does not look factory to me. To double check if I am accurate or not, I would post to the VW Vortex as well because there are a lot of pretty active VW heads that are on that forum daily that could tell you in more detail if that is factory or not. But, I am 99% positive that is not factory. I will double check my Bentley today and see where all those grounds should be running to. I am almost positive a couple of those should be running to the valve cover as a grounding spot. My valve cover has grounds for the hall sender, the CO Pot, and the coolant temp sensor I believe that are attached to it. All of them are separate wires unlike how yours has been spliced into one.
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1 pointFrom a set of Passat wiring drawings I used when fitting my Climatronic, the terminals associated with the 4 pin plug on the FCM are: T4/4 12V Feed from battery T4/3 Signal from F18 the radiator thermo switch T4/2 Fan speed 2 T4/1 Fan speed 3 The fuses are: S78 5A fuse for the coolant pump S108 20A fuse for fan stage 1 and a/c magnetic coupling (although to me it appears that stage 1 is fed directly from the thermo switch which may then suggest this fuse is stage 2β¦.hypothesis only!). S107 50A fuse for fan stage 2 & 3 So if the 20A fuse keeps blowing, is there a chance you have a short to ground on the a/c magnetic coupling wiring from when you removed it? The magnetic clutch feed is on the 10 pin plug T10/10β¦or it is on mine which replicates the Passat at least. Or is the short on one of the fan stages, 1 or 2 dependent upon which stage fuse S108 feeds.
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1 pointFrom the VIN number, mine was produced 342 from the end of the production run so they were probably using up the parts they had left, and Iβve owned it since it was less than five years old so I expect itβs the original one too as it was too new for things to have started breaking! No UK cars were built with a/c but mine is definitely 2 plug and Iβm sure that both plugs were wired when I fitted the Climatronic, I just had to add extra wires to the smaller plug.
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1 pointToby just replied, myself and Fendervg are Moderators again π
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1 pointWell done in hopefully sorting it. Sometimes it is hard to go back to the beginning to check things as we are 200% confident they were done right. Always catches me out and I end up back at the beginning 2 weeks later. We can always send you a non AC FCM unit across the water if you need it π
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1 pointI have about 20 left new lenses for RHD headlights. I would like to exchange 1 piece new for 2 used right. If anyone is interested please PM me. Greetings Chris
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1 pointThe VDOs are bloody expensive though. Hopefully you get the correct one - the problem is that a lot of sites just list the one pump as a generic replacement without mentioning the pressure. I'm not really sure what the impact would be of running a 3 bar pump on a 2.9, as long as you had a matching FPR - but it might throw out the ECU map as it would have been tuned to 4 bar pressure.
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1 pointThank you Jim for the recommendation [emoji106] We are VW Audi Specialists based in Littlehampton West Sussex. All models of Corrado are a house speciality within our passion for all aspects of the VAG brand. We have worked with the G60 in particular since 1992 and offer all manner of works including, G charger rebuilds and Stage modifications. Please give us a call at our workshops to discuss your requirements, as it will be our pleasure to get your Dad's Corrado G60 roadworthy and ready in time for his birthday. Contact John at JMR Ltd 01903718684 I look forward to hearing from you. http://www.johnmitchellracing.co.uk Facebook, John Mitchell Racing
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1 pointFor a G60 I would highly recommend John Mitchell / JMR based in Littlehampton on the south coast. Website is here: http://www.johnmitchellracing.co.uk/ Alternatively, I think The Phirm are very well regarded too. They are in Camberly: http://www.thephirm.co.uk/
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1 pointJust having a look at the forum for old times sake. Not sure if you still have my old Corrado? If you do, the missing knob on the driver's seat you asked about is not a lumbar support, I think it is where a rather annoying arm rest used to be. I took it off as it just got in the way. It went with the car with all the other spare parts to the bloke I sold it to. Hope that helps solve the mystery?
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1 pointJust wondering if anyone isstill making or selling the replacement window rollers? Part 535837437 Also looking to have them shipped to US. Let me know...thanks Jamie
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0 pointsThanks @g0ldf1ng3r and @_Matt_ , my rims are 8J '16X8 J FH2', what do u think 215/40 or 205/45 s β¦ might get onto B star π€·ββοΈ