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different width and profile tyres on 15" speedlines
seanl82 replied to joeyboswell's topic in Drivetrain
Dont think it will make much difference tbh. Rolling radius is negligable between the two so will be fine on that front. -
I could do that to my existing one though! Thanks anyway mate. :thumbleft:
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Do fogs need to be aligned for MOT though?? Just wondering as I'm sure the indicators would throw the beam pattern outward if they do.
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Think you just answered your own question mate. :lol: I'd just swap the wires at the back of the fogs for the ones at the back of the indicators, and vice versa.
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Are yours both late models? I think it's just an issue for the earlier ones with the inverted bonnets no?
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Bugger. If it was the green stitching type I would have had this.....:sad:
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What does it look like? Hydraulic fluid is a pinky colour (if in reasonable condition obviously), but u knew that having just topped it up! Does it look like hydraulic oil or engine oil? Sorry for sounding patronising! :bonk:
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Can you see any weeping from the actual slave cylinder? May be worth topping up, and giving that general area a jolly good clean. My rocker is weaping a fair amount of oil from the half moon on the gearbox side, and the oil collects in those spots after a while. Just be sure its hydraulic fluid thats there before forking out for a new slave cylinder mate.
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Sounds like a short. Most common I think is snagging if its running along the top of the rad fan cowling. Mine was doing it, and was dropping down and rubbing on the fan, exposing the wires. Just trace the wiring and see if there is anything obvious as a first step. Mine was also causing an earth and draining the battery if not run daily too. I just took the whole loom out, and as I've got decent lamps anyway, I couldn't notice any difference!
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Love it! Seen the polo in the flesh a few times, and its awsome! Attention to detail is fantastic. :thumbleft: Cant wait to see the outcome of this, look proper Mad Max with that grille too! :dance:
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MAF obviously sends the signal to the ECU with how much/how dense the air is for fueling. With the MAF unplugged, the ECU will revert to a base MAP. If your car runs better with it unplugged, that is indicative of a duff MAF I'm afraid! As said though, PX with your old unit at GSF/ECP are about £100.
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Golf 3 battery covers should fit too. Cant see any reason why they wouldn't, they are big enough for the heavy duty ones anyway.
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I don't know anywhere near as much as you about fueling/forced induction/AWD systems etc etc, so everything you've said has made me sit up and take notice. I would be very interested in seeing this materialise, and wish you the best of luck for the build mate! I'm sure it won't be without a few hurdles and some headscratching moments, but you seem to know what your doing so best of luck! :thumbleft:
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A quick wash and dressing, and used the CG Jetseal 109 I've just received. Only managed one coat though as the heavens opened just as I finished buffing off! Was great to see a bit of beading straight away though! This stuff is awsome, only downside is that it now shows every chip, scratch and dink on the car. And there are A LOT! Great beading, and fantastic glossy look! Also changed my repeaters for clear ones.
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Its all about Plus Gas! Its the future, I've seen it! :smug:
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I dont know if the sunroof is controlled from the window control unit, but if it is then a poor connection/wiring fault with the input/unit itself then that could account for both being intermittent. :scratch: I'm sure someone will have a definitive answer to that. If its not the window control unit, then the only option is to chase the wiring back and look for any problems.
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Does it happen on any specific setting? Do you think its more likely the heater control, or the fan? Other than a loose connection at either the switch, fusebox, or fan itself, the only other thing I can think of is broken switch or fan. Take the switch out and have a look at the contacts on the rear. Make sure they're clean and making decent contact with a good 'notch' on each switch setting.
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Breaking section on here. Would need the whole headlight loom from someone I expect, but other than that, I reckon your out of options. :shrug:
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Ok thanks gents. I wont bother then with all the afterwork it would create. Just bang it off, block pipework off, and rub it down a clean it up I think. :thumbleft:
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Hi Gents. I've had a search but couldn't find anything, and I want to clean up the banjos and pipework on the fuel distribution system on my KR. Obviously removing everything will mean I need to replace O'seals & washers etc, but is there a specific kit around for this? Cheers fellas!
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Remember to support the engine when removing the bracket. A jack underneath should be fine. Also, some of the golf 3 boys have used hockey pucks in the past to good effect. Linky! http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=212007.0