On the road again

[NorwayG60 0]

Hello and greetings all corrado owners😊

we stored our vw corrado g60 1991 on the barn for 16 years and hoping we will get her on the road again.

we are huge vw classic and specific Corrado fans

Here on the trailer watch the sun for the first time in 16 years

Third down picture from the early 2000 and she was shining

[_Matt_ 32]

Good luck with bringing it back and keep us posted with progress.

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[NorwayG60 0]

This one has not been driven much , Only 76000 km in the display😊

Taken everything apart inside just to clean up everything👍 and to rinse that beige leather interior 

[ger040 3]

good looking car and low mileage too

Keep us up to date with the progress

Is there any dreaded rust and do you salt the roads there

[fla 9]

Always nice to see progress and activity on the cars. It'll look great when its done 

[NorwayG60 0]

Some rust, but not as much as i though.

what do you think?

[_Matt_ 32]

Nothing to worry about on the rust - it is just surface rust where the factory stonechip has been damaged over the years, likely by 4 post lift attachments. 

Easily DIY fixable by -

1) wire wheel rusty bit back to bare metal. Get as much af the surface rust off as possible.

2) apply some rust converter to neutralise the bits you can't get rid of with the wire wheel - Hydrate80 or Krust - you might have something different in Norway. It's a blue liquid that turns black.
3) Apply a zinc or epoxy based primer to area worked on. 2 coats is enough

4) Use a product like Gravitex or similar to brush on stonechip paint. This is thicker stuff similar to what was used from the factory. You can leave it there or apply some body colour paint on top.

 

As for the lower engine picture the rust you see on the control arms and subframe is also superficial. You can drop the subframe and wishbones and get them sandblasted and powdercoated for a clean finish or you can just spray on a product like Lanoguard to stop it from getting any worse. Powdercoating does look nice but everything on cars rots inside out so all you're doing is making something look pretty for your mechanic. That said I have carried out powdercoating on my cars because i liked the clean look and work on them myself.  

 

Edit to add - whilst talking rust protection - do consider using cavity spray wax on all cavites and box sections to protect the car from rusting inside out.

[NorwayG60 0]

Thank you very much for so many good ideas.

I will do it like you explain👍

Do anyone have some ideas on this.

This part on the door is gone🤣is the some spare parts for this?

The bad one is from the right door and the good one from the other side

 

[_Matt_ 32]

oh dear on that door - I believe the part number for the panel you would want is 535809839A

 

https://www.lllparts.co.uk/product/volkswagen-535809427-side-panel-inner/mpn/535809427

item 10 on the picture within the link. 

 

It looks like it can still be bought from some outlets https://www.shopdap.com/535809839a-vw-audi.html

[NorwayG60 0]

Thanks for good feedback and help😊

Do we have to remap if we just change to this fuel injectors?

Or is it good to go

 

[NorwayG60 0]

Does anyone know where this green and black wiring is going.

the number on it is 191971922

It doesn’t fit anywhere🤣

 

[Tigerfish 10]

Maybe oil temp sender?


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[NorwayG60 0]

Do anyone know what this connector are going or what they are for?

 

I am trying to find out why my G60 sound like an boat engine and have to start somewhere🤣

[NorwayG60 0]

10 minutes ago, NorwayG60 said:

Do anyone know what this connector are going or what they are for?

And do the wiring on the coil look right?

there is only black and green wire there.

 

I am trying to find out why my G60 sound like an boat engine and have to start somewhere🤣

 

[_Matt_ 32]

I'm not sure, on the ClubGTI forum there is a guy called Rubjonny who knows his onions on this type of stuff. Stick a post up there? 

 

 

[Cressa 44]

5 hours ago, _Matt_ said:

I'm not sure, on the ClubGTI forum there is a guy called Rubjonny who knows his onions on this type of stuff. Stick a post up there? 

 

 

I'll 2nd that suggestion