dene4638

Il take poly bushes / momo boss and anti roll bars if you have them all still...

read the insurance smallprint, normally doesnt cover second hand goods....

ace nice one buddy :) keep me posted.. :D

ok so i put my VR engine in my corrado plugged all in (along with a set of VR clocks) and i have a few issues, theres no illumination on dash and no fuel pump priming, i plugged the four white plugs into the back of the fusebox but left all the single plugs free.. the car is a 1990 corrado 1.8 16v and the ancillaries etc from a 1992 OBD1 golf.. please help as im trying to sell the car and want to sell it as a runner.. oh and the only other thing i noticed is the engine loom didnt have anywires connecting to the battery, is this right? the positive lead on my battery now goes to the starter and only has one wire going into the lighting loom.. thanks in advance.. Dene

...hmm .... does that mean I can replace my screen-vent bowden cable without having to take out the whol dash? If so, can anyone tell me which screws I need to get to to get to the other end of the bowden cable? cheers just take the dash out, took my first corrado dash out afew weeks ago, took about an hour n a half first try, and its not the ball ache people seem to say it is, yes its awkward and fiddly but pretty straight forward and makes everything a whole lot easier..

i simply got all the running gear off a VR was straight forward enough, swapped straight over (although i had to wait to get it back from powdercoat ) but i got the VR cheap as chips and sold all my valver bits to help fund it, have plugged the loom in, very straight forward and cant be done wrong with the main plugs tbh.. as for the back axle im told they are the same so just swap the discs (essentially the hub) so your valver is 5 stud on rear now too..

most of it plugs into the corrado fusebox all the same, i am currently doing the same, search obd2 conversion on here, all obd2 looms are from golfs so this conversion will be the same as what you are doing concerning wiring, you'l need Vr clocks aswell i think... i had to get them anyhw as my old speedo was cable and vr is electric..

no it wont.. use the searcj chris covers the same subject

Fortwo Smart cars comes with 3 studs too. :notworthy: They might well run 3 studs! But how much power? And cornering force? Its simple, does it look safe.......... dont mean to be funny but where talking 3 studs not three wheels, or two..... or one for that matter. I would take forum members advice on this. id quote an engineer not a forum member, unless any of you guys are engineers and can comment? i stand by my comment, i mean the whole hubs on most cars rear wheels and some fronts are held on by a needle bearing and one nut.. but we can compare situations all day,

well i try to think logically, i am 19 and have a family of a history in cars and trucks but limited engineering.. glad to see the corrado's are so popular in canada as im planning to emigrate there in afew years.. :D

big thumbs up for some nice custom finishes on some nice wheels.. and my comment is this.. yes you are in canada and the rules are slightly different, but to say the british would 'freak' if they saw this well no, in an engineers view and if inspecting these he would see the weight is spread through the hubcentric design of the wheel and that the bolts mearly locate the wheel and hold its position, the strain they come under is from driven motion which wouldnt be affected by the seat on the bolts but the distance between them as this is the bit under load when flooring it.. (as the centre is taking the weight) and on top of this them being forged it is perfectly safe.. id rather roll around on these than in a chaved up 3 stud saxo with cheese soft cast alloy aftermarket wheels.. but hey we are all different..

that was my last resort, but while taking engine loom out i did notice some single plugs were plugged into other colour wired plugs, yet the car all worked fine.. :/ tad confuzzled..

anyone? not even a picture? :/

hi there guys was just wondering if any of you could help, i have bought VR clocks to go in my 16v that has a vr6 engine and have the loom as im told i need these to get it all running right.. they 16v clocks only had 2 blue plugs the VR have four extra single plugs, now this is where my problem lies.. can you help?? where do they go? or does it matter if they are left out? cheers Dene

my point exactly, they told my mate his starter had gone, was a bad connection on battery. Your mechanic will go through the list i stated. I wouldnt worry about the steam until compresion test is done. I took my engine out before to clean up the bay and when i loosened pipes water went in the exhaust and it smoked for ages well until i took it for a long drive!