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  1. Fen, Before I commit can I please have your confirmation that I understand correctly? -On a late 95 VR6 with a 1H0919651Q, if I swap the swirl pot for a VDO E22041060Z, I CAN reuse the same fuel sender the car came with 535919673C and it should technically be in good shape. -If I decide to buy a new sender, either oem 535919673C or the VDO 221833002011Z are the two options. Do I get this right? Thanks for your time!
  2. ABV-VR6

    Black sun visors

    I ended up finding a deal on MK3.5 BLACK ones. They were cheap so I'll give them a try. That and I also have a spare set of Corrado ones that I can also cover in black fabric or leather. Now, all MK3.5 sun visors that I see look bulkier and have a flip up mirror instead of side sliding mirrors like found in the Corrado or TT ones. But I came up on that set, it's also from a MK3.5 as per seller but they look thinner or not as bulky and have the side sliding mirrors as well. I don't have a part number and I don't know why this set is different but it sure looks pretty close to the Corrado ones. Anyone knows more than I do about these? They're the ones in the picture. Cheers
  3. ABV-VR6

    Black sun visors

    Thank you, that clears things up for the TT ones and I appreciate you taking the time to show. It's not that hard to drill & tap holes; the only "downside" I see is the headliner needs to be redone which is probably in the plans anyway!
  4. ABV-VR6

    Black sun visors

    Thank you, they look great and that means it is possible to make a "pocket" and make it happen. I'm thinking of maybe doing them in leather to match the shift & e-brake boots if I end up going this way.
  5. That looks good and new! Well done. I though there was 10 of those clips and I can count 11 on your car. Maybe that would explain why you couldn't find a corresponding tab for the middle one? Cheers!
  6. ABV-VR6

    Black sun visors

    Yes I guess it makes sense to use the Porsche ones if they are already black. Thanks mate!
  7. ABV-VR6

    Black sun visors

    I would love a close up picture for sure, thank you for joining and offering. Making the sleeve is easy except where it meets the clip, that's the part that I'm not sure about. If I could see a close-up picture of this area, maybe that would help me figuring this out.. I'm thinking of dyeing the clips black to match and maybe a nice thin leather for the visors. Thanks!
  8. ABV-VR6

    Black sun visors

    I knew you were still around! Thanks for the update, now I can forget about those TT's. These MK3.5 look pretty good to me. What kind of clips did you used? That interior looks absolutely fantastic!
  9. ABV-VR6

    Black sun visors

    Thank you, much appreciated. Close up pictures would be nice! Cheers
  10. ABV-VR6

    Black sun visors

    I agree, any pics would be nice. I did think about this option has I have access to an industrial sewing machine. But, the part where it narrows down for the clip, I'm not so sure about how to pull it off...
  11. ABV-VR6

    Black sun visors

    I know this is old but you're still around so! Have a tried fitting those TT ones in the end? I too fancy black sun visors. Trying to decide between dying them or sourcing MK3.5 Cabrio black ones. Is it true these need Porsche 944 clips? Cheers!
  12. Thanks, I know for sure I have a 4 Bar system.
  13. Yes I agree and that's where I am leaning as well. I don't want to cheap out especially on this part. There's lots of VDO for sale on ebay, just twice as expensive than the others. Am I right to think the factory sender clips right into the VDO swirl pot or need a VDO sender? That's one of the thing I'm not 100% sure...
  14. Ouff... I just read those 6 pages and there's so much back and forth that I'm kind of lost! Links don't work anymore, pictures don't show as well so it doesn't help either. Fuel pump is one of the last thing in my to-do list. Mine is fine for now but I would like to buy one before I need it in the future and can't find it anymore or cost twice as much... So on a late 95 VR6 2.9L 4 bar fuel system, if I resume: 1) The car came factory with a VDO pump/swirl pot E22-041-060Z. The VW part number is 1H0 919 651 Q 2) The car came factory with a VDO sender unit 221-833-002-011 C or Z (NOT 100% ON THIS ONE). The VW part number is 535 919 673 C 3) A VDO swirl pot will work with the OEM sender or VDO sender 4) Pierburg was fitted only on early VR's and NLA now. Pierburg sender will only work on Pierburg swirl pot 5) You can't find just the pump and unfortunately we need to buy the swirl pot with it. 6) Bosch ones are not 4 bar as described but 3 bar so not good. 7) JP GROUP makes one that works but usually they make cheap aftermarket parts (to me anyways) Did I miss something or made a mistake trying to clarify all of that info?
  15. I know you're asking me but I'll share what I ended up doing. I decided to keep the FCM because the after-run feature seems important to me. I wired my 2 Spal fans the way it was explained in this video. Works flawlessly and exactly like OEM. And very simple to do. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KeSiN2FNZoM
  16. Ya 1551 is definitely a neat machine, kind of like it a lot! I must be old ha haa. Ok mate, I'll check output test and see if I can figure something out. Thank you for your time and help, much appreciated!
  17. Just to add more, I found more information about the measuring blocs, it's in the Bentley (the only part I haven't read yet) page 01-100 What's described at page 01-88 I would love to do this but does it take VAG 1551 scanner to perform these?
  18. That's true and you are correct. I was wondering if Vince upped the rpm and yes he does it. Sets it at 760. I'm still 200 over... I've investigated all the standard culprit without any luck... If you have time on the weekend, it would be nice to compare for sure!
  19. I wish it was just that and it's the first thing that I investigated. But it's new oem, replaced with 2 more since and same idle on all 3...
  20. Thank you mate, I was hoping you would jump in the discussion has I've been reading a lot of your advice about this on the forum. So here's where I'm baffled... The idle is steady at 960, not jumping. No codes, no flashing lights. Vince said I settled it at 760 so I'm 200 more. So far: I've replaced even if new the isv with 2 more known working ones, same thing. All the vac lines are new. So on idle I sprayed mist of water on isv line, vac lines, after maf, booster and nothing! I'm not sure what to look next to be honest! About the vag com, is there a place where all those measuring blocks are written so we know per example 003 is throttle. There must be more?
  21. I agree it looks low but I think it is because the car has just idled yet while I check everything. So it won't charge, the fan drains, the after run drains. Weird thing is it shows below 12v on the screen but with the multimeter I get 12.6? I've noticed while idling I only get 13.5 not 14 dot something. Battery is new, alternator too?
  22. Ok I found by searching more and also by accident... But under "engine" you go to measuring blocs, I entered 002, 003, 004 and with the 003 I got the angle of the butterfly which is 12.9 degrees. I was eyeballing my rpm at 900 but now I know it's at 960. Which is 200 more that what Vince set it. Now, I'm not too sure what to look at? The idle is stable, just high. Not sure what to look for really, all vacuum lines are new. I guess I'll spend my evening reading again!
  23. I'm new to this and I'm wondering if someone with experience would explain a few things to me. Like all good Corrado owners, I ordered the scanner. I was under the impression that all you could get out of it is error codes? Am I correct to think it needs to be plugged without the engine running, just on accessories? Sorry newbie question! So all I'm getting is : 1) 17978 immobilizer, which is normal as it was deleted with the remap Stealth did to the ecu. 2) 00513 (G28) no signal and according to ross-tech website that's normal on obd1 car. Plus the sensor is new and oem. Here's the reason of my question. The car is idling totally fine (small lump from 268) and all is acting/working fine. But the one thing I'm noticing is the idle might be a little high? 850/900. Yesterday I was reading old threads on the forum and many were suggesting plugging the VAG-COM to know if my throttle was sitting at 14 degrees at idle as a starting point. Then narrowing down to air leaks. So, me, I thought all you could get was error codes from it? How do you access the throttle body to get this measurement? Other things I can scan that I don't know about? Sorry, this might be so simple for some of you but I never used a scanner before... Cheers!
  24. Thanks to all of you for the help, really appreciate it. So.... I felt like to go to the bottom of this I had to do something I promised myself not to do again after replacing the heater matrix... I only had to remove a few trims though this time and got a access to it. Replaced it with the old one and got all 4 speeds working again! So that new one must be defective I guess. Case closed, up to the next ha haa. Cheers
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