vw domo

Im sticking everything on ebay with a starting bid of 99p no reserve!

username on ebay is domo-g

cheers

I will take the coil module please, £10 posted? :)

Coil and module is yours for a tenner! pm me postal address please. paypal ok with you?

The corrado has been gone for a few months now so i thought i better update. was sad to see it go but i will have another one day. this is the new toy ;)

I still have these bits and they really need to go, make me an offer!

The suspension is up on ebay 99p start no reserve http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/290774161958?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Been a while now since anyone added to this - I'm in exactly the same boat as you (were). I need to replace the ignition coil in my C 92 16V 2.0 (9A) and can't seem to find a replacement anywhere! VW don't supply them anymore and third party suppliers want to sell me the square type coil which I know is wrong.

 

I noticed you managed to find a suitable replacement using a coil for the KR engine Part Number: 0 221 122 399 - How long did this work for in the end? Did you have to re-fit your existing 9A ignition module as well?

 

Any help would be great

just connects strait up to the 9a ignition module the same as the 9a coil. still going strong as far as i know! not got the corrado any more

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Relisted in for sale section £1200 ono

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2.0 16v | Aqua blue | southampton

Price: £1200 ono

Description:

http://the-corrado.net/showthread.php?46560-vw-domo-s-valver-FOR-SALE

1993 2l 16v in Aqua blue

I though id give you lot first dibs before put her up for sale elsewhere :)

I have truly enjoyed every minute of ownership over the last 5 years but it was time for something new so shes up for sale, reluctantly.

There is 170,000 on the clock, trip computer, electric mirrors, electric sunroof, pop-up rear spoiler all working. heated front seats, full black leather interior, four new tires and all the cv boots done for the next mot. will come with 1 years tax and MOT from purchase. I have a huge pile of receipts from parts and servicing listed below.

Interior.

Changed heater matrix (re-built the flaps and controls whilst i was at it)

Ignition switch

3 x 6” pioneer speakers (rear)

Alpine sxe speakers (front)

10” mac audio sub

Pioneer head unit

Exterior.

Changed rear calipers, disks and bearings

new brake bias valve

changed fuel filter and line

undersealed

Bee sting aerial

Abs sensor's

drivers side door handle

replaced both door pins

new areal, base and cable

new handbrake cables

engine.

Abs pump

ISV

Coil and module

Throttle

Clutch

Cam belt and tensioner

90amp alternator and aux belts

battery

rocker cover gasket

Mods.

Kr cam

50mm inlet

K&n panel filter with widened air flow

4-2-1 stainless manifold

2.5" stainless cat back system

280 break conversion (in red) green stuff pads

10mm rear sub-axle spacers

TSW hockenheim’s

Painted front grill, headlight surrounds and reg surround

Red rears with amber led bulbs and resisters

Cat 1 cobra alarm and immobilizer (fitted by Andy at trim wizard)

jom coilovers

power rohr

lupo wipers

clear side repeaters

door handle repair from daves16v

The bad bits are there is some lacquer peel on the bonnet and roof, the sunroof has gone hazy where it was poorly resprayed, rust bubble around the n/s indicator on the wing. The corrado was deemed an uneconomical repair by the insurance company after an elderly lady reversed into the front bumper, the damage is minimal but i wanted a new bumper (which are not cheep genuine!) but are around about 40 quid second hand.

Other than that this is a brilliant, well maintained car that has put a smile on my face every day :) I hope it goes to a good home.

Few more pics

price for bearings posted to gloucester.please mate

Can do them posted for £14 bud.

Few pics

springs, shocks and top hats £40

Exhaust manifold and down pipe £20

Intake pipe £5

throttle (needs a new three pin connector) £20

front wheel bearings £10 - SOLD

coil £6.00

coil and bracket £10

Metering head £30

40mm intake manifold (top and bottom section + gasket) £20

starter motor solenoid repair kit £10

no. 179 fuse board solenoid £3

New genuine oil breather housing £5

All prices collect from southamption but can arrange postage if needed

Thanks.

Will get some pics up asap.......

Location: southampton

Price: 1200.00 GBP

Date added to Classifieds: 26th Jan 2012

Description:

http://the-corrado.net/showthread.php?46560-vw-domo-s-valver-stainless-system-fitted

Hi, for sale is my much loved aqua blue, 1993, 2l 16v corrado. Selling due to having bought a nissan skyline for a bit of fun this year ;)

Shes equipped with full black leather interior and heated front seats. electric sunroof, mirrors and windows and spoiler all working. cat 1 cobra alarm and immobilizer with full closure and central locking. four new tires on the last MOT

170,000 miles on the clock but don't let that put you off! during ownership over the last 5 years from 110,000 miles she has been well maintained and regularly serviced by myself with a few suttle modifications along the way. I have a stack of receipts from all the replacement parts and servicing.

Iv taken a list of mods and new parts from my link at the top:

Interior.

Changed heater matrix (re-built the flaps and controls whilst i was at it)

Welded hang brake after the mot garage ripped it up

Ignition switch

3 x 6” pioneer speakers (rear)

Alpine sxe speakers (front)

10” mac audio sub

Pioneer head unit

Exterior.

Changed rear calipers, disks and bearings

new brake bias valve

changed fuel filter and line

undersealed

Abs sensor's replaced

drivers side door handle

replaced both door pins

new areal, base and cable

engine.

Abs pump

ISV

Coil and module

Throttle

Clutch

Cam belt and tensioner

90amp alternator and aux belts

battery

rocker cover gasket

lambda probe

battery

MODS.

Kr cam

50mm inlet

K&n panel filter with widened air flow

4-2-1 stainless manifold

2.5" stainless cat back exhaust system

280 break conversion (in red) green stuff pads

10mm rear sub-axle spacers

15mm front hub-centric spacers

16" x 7.5j TSW hockenheim’s

Painted front grill, headlight surrounds and reg surround

Red rears with amber led bulbs and resisters

Cat 1 cobra alarm and immobilizer (fitted by Andy at trim wizard)

coilovers

15mm lower suspension top hats

power rohr

lupo wipers

clear side repeaters

She starts first time every time and still drives beautifully with no crunching or any other nasty noises. on sale i will put a years mot and six moths tax on sale. four new tires on last MOT and all the CV boots replaced.

The bad bits are the lacquer is peeling in some places and the guys who sprayed the sunroof made a bit of a hash job so its gone cloudy. also a few parking dings and scuffs. The corrado has been deemed a cat D write off after an old lady backed into it and cracked the bumper :/ it was written off because a new bumper would have cost the insurance company £1300 to replace which is the value of the car. nothing to worry about though, you can pick up a replacement bumper for about £40 second hand on flebay.

Im looking for £1200 ono. for any further info or pictures please PM me.

thanks,

Dom.

If you can, bridge a multimeter across the live from the battery and set it to mili amps. Then turn on the alarm and take a reading and post it up on here, imo anything above 10mili amps is too high.

if its not drawing too much current then get a new battery.

If it is drawing alot of current check the alam wires, there should be a controle box in the drivers footwell and the horn in the engine bay, if the wires are good then get a new alarm or just rip it out.

hope you get it sorted mate, good luck.

Dont give up, how many wires have you got coming off the positie terminal on the battery? it wont be the headlight wires as they wont draw current untill swiched on. a comman one is check the boot light isnt staying in when you close the boot.

If your not getting enough power from the battery the solenoid will tick on the starter, probably a good idea to change the live feed if its split, a nice thick wire will get alot of umph to the starter with a good battery. i dont think anything connects to that pin in your pic either.

I used a spare indicator bulb. Soldered a couple of wires to it, long enough to place the bulb in the car beside the fusebox. Any change in the light brightness was easily noticeable and gave a bit of light at the scene of operations as it were.

Thats a good idea mate!

lol oh dear. probably a drain then, i had this problem when i first got mine and i got so fed up i called an auto electrician out in the end, not cheep but worth it!

The cables under the air box had worn through and where earthing on the chassis.

check the voltage in the morning if you can and see if its low. to stop it draining just disconnect the battery before you go to bed and reconnect it in the morning for the moment.

The way to find a drain is to use a multimeter across the battery without the engine running and see if the voltage slowly drops off, you may have to sit for a while. if it does work your way from the battery disconnecting wires till the voltage stops dropping (or pay someone to do it lol)

does it turn over? or do you get nothing when you turn the key?

did you say you have changed the battery?

have you checked the pipes going to the heater matrix are hot? maybe air lock? or the push rod that controls hot and cold might have come off at the heater matrix end.

Now up for sale if any ones interested...............its been a pleasure.

http://the-corrado.net/classifieds.php?do=viewitem&itemid=1278

Had a bit of a break through today! :)

The stutter problem turned out to be a dodgy rotor arm, looked fine but didn't seem to work properly.

My advice would be if your c stutters under load and it seems electrical just replace everything from the coil to the plugs, saves chasing faults constantly. Either that or just hit it with a big hammer till your defiantly sure the problem won't come back, I was close!

Thanks to everyone who suggested ;)