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krnau

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  1. Hi there,

     

    It's been a while since I last posted in the forum.

    I'm looking for a full set of cream leather interior including seats and door panels.

    This should be shipped to Barcelona but I'll pay for this, no probs!

     

    Thank you!


  2. Hey,

     

    After doing the ABF transplant, I've noticed a huge leakage of oil. After spending several days trying to find the cause, I took it to a local garage.

     

    They replaced the oil sump gasket. still leaked.

     

    Crank seal (the one next to the gearbox) replaced, still leaks.

     

    Now they say that they don't know where the oil is coming from...... WTF???!!!

     

     

    so... may a high oil pressure be causing this??

     

    Just to let you know that the oil light/buzzer does NOT act at all....

     

     

    oil + filter were replaced 1 month ago by the way.

     

     

    oh! I forgot to say that I have an oil press gauge and it reads (when warm and cold) more than 6 bars at idle!! While with the kr engine it read about 1bar per 1.000rpm....

     

     

    what may cause an extremely high oil press? worn piston rings??? would a compression test reveal this?


  3. the idle screw is located in the throttle body itself. You'll find it by looking at the engine from the front of the car. take it out and inspect. Then, drop it back in and adjust the idle at 900-1000rpm while you're there. I've found that mine is OK at 900, except in summer when I have to set it at 1000 (otherway it'll stall when aircon is ON).

     

     

    While you're there, check that the TB microswitch is being correctly activated. you should hear a "click" right when you open/close the throttle body. this may cause your issue as well. If any adjusting is needed, it's held in place by two little screws.


  4. this could be caused by an air leak. if you've already checked all vac pipes + intake pipe, then the idle screw+o ring is likely to be the cause. take it apart and inspect it (mine was knackered). 5minute job ;)

     

    check it out, it's free...


  5. this could be caused by an air leak. if you've already checked all vac pipes + intake pipe, then the idle screw+o ring is likely to be the cause. take it apart and inspect it (mine was knackered). 5minute job ;)


  6. oh, and you'd know that the climatronic controls the radiator fan as well, so this part of the wiring needs to be removed and replaced with the climatronic one, which works together with the VR6 rad fan relays (the ones in the engine bay)... so if you've not already got'em.. you'll need to wire them as well!!

     

    In addition, you'll need to trim/replace the glovebox if you don't already have A.C., as well as the lower shelf.

     

     

     

    Would I do it again? er.... probably as I'm crazy LoL!!!

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