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VR6 Lots of vibration/no power following oil change
Son_of_Thor replied to Son_of_Thor's topic in Engine Bay
Already checked the leads, but I'll have a look at the plugs tonight and have a look at the wiring in case there's owt obvious Cheers guys! -
VR6 Lots of vibration/no power following oil change
Son_of_Thor replied to Son_of_Thor's topic in Engine Bay
Standard 10w40 semi-synthetic - same stuff she always has and I've never had any issues before. Some-one has mentioned to me that it could be be exhaust related? -
VR6 Lots of vibration/no power following oil change
Son_of_Thor replied to Son_of_Thor's topic in Engine Bay
Hi, Cheers for the reply - I've checked that and the oil level is fine.... Si -
Hi folks, Dropped the oil/filter at the wknd and also the coolant and then replaced like for like. Since then, there's been a lot of vibration below 3k and hardly any power at all - she isn't revving very freely either... Anyone any ideas? Cheers Si
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Yep, mine does it too!!
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Help - Replacement VR oil filter housing required!
Son_of_Thor replied to Son_of_Thor's topic in Engine Bay
Cheers. Can anyone who's removed the allen key bit tell me if this looks right? -
Help - Replacement VR oil filter housing required!
Son_of_Thor replied to Son_of_Thor's topic in Engine Bay
So if I were to purchase something along these lines: https://www.pap-parts.com/prodinfo.asp?number=021%20115%20433%20A My allen key drain plug should fit? -
Help - Replacement VR oil filter housing required!
Son_of_Thor replied to Son_of_Thor's topic in Engine Bay
So if the filter housing is standard should this mean the standard replacement from VW should fit (even though it has a drain plug through the middle)? Do you use the standard oil filter with yours (i.e. with the drain through the middle)? -
Hi, The oil filter housing on my VR6 is cracked where the molded nut meets the main part of the housing. The housing itself appears to be non-standard as it doesn't have a drain plug through the middle of it (which I understand to be standard). The car is a '92 VR6 with an ABV engine - can anyone help?! The current filter housing looks like this: Cheers Si
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Slave cylinder went on my VR6 a few months back - main symptom was that it dumped the entire reservoir of fluid all over the road when it went! It'd been gradually been leaking out and needing topping up for a while before it eventually went - Turned out that it was the seal that was shafted. Sounds like the same symptom though, pedal clunked straight against the bulkhead when you pressed it.....
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I wouldn't if I were you!!
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That means that the sidewall of the tyre can take a load of up to 500KG (84) and that the tyres are rated up to 167MPH (W)! Mine are 86V (530KG/149MPH). I think the C standard is 'V' rated so u might be able to save urself a few quid in tyres with the lower rating :) The ratings are fairly easy to look up from Google.... Thanks for all your help Si
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Thanks for the advice, I was thinking about trying Toyo's anyway - Don't suppose you have any idea if tyre pressure should be different with different suspension? What tyre load rating should I be looking for (current tyres are 86 which seems a little low)?
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They do seem to be wearing fairly evenly so I don't think there's a balancing/tracking issue - The wheels are slightly cambered in , but I don't know if that'll make any difference... Defo think I'll try something different this time around!
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I've only done about 4k which is why I'm concerned about the rate of wear! Most of the time I don't drive the car that hard, but tend to have a bit of fun at some point in every journey! :wink: