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LR5V

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  1. I'm with Mk2, this is a rare swap.

    Polo cooling fan control way back when they were using AFH engines was probably a thermo switch in the radiator alone - suspect that may be the reason why there is no ecu connection.

    AC pins, are they same size? if they are just fit them, 50/50 that your right, if you are wrong just swap the pins

  2. 44 minutes ago, Dogrash said:

    MK2 there's been a few done before so hopefully if there's any iffy bits I'll be able to get some pointers. I was lucky with the MK3 build as I got some great help from a guy who had done loads before. If you get chance,look on YouTube and F17BAD Brad Mells. It's an epic build 🙌

    The F17BAD MK3 is a mad build - I don't venture into the forum it was posted on any more - last I saw he was importing trick stuff from Germany, what power is he at now?

    Do you know what 20v engine you will be using?

  3. Lots of build threads floating around on here - finding one with pictures will be the first hurdle

    Not done this myself, but the engine/box mounts and sorting drive shafts are the biggest challenges - if you have done a Mk3 conversion you should be OK with the wiring

  4. The Halfords STP kits are ok, but you can get slightly cheaper kits on ebay.

    Never tried it myself, but I remember reading that the cheapest people to take cars to get recharged was not garages but HVAC companies 

  5. Afraid its trial and error  -

    Before you start, on a level surface measure rim to top of arch so you know where you were.

    Build up the struts, ideally with new top mounts, coat all the threads in some form of protection - I like PTFE spray grease, its good as it repels water and is not sticky. 

    Set a height of spring perch the same on each side - but don't lock it with the grub screw just yet.

    to help keep your alignment  - before tearing in measure angle of front wheel camber - iphone has an angle measure + with wheel off photo hub pinch bolt locations 

    Install, take for a very short drive to settle the suspension, measure new height and then adjust and lastly lock the grub screw, to seal the thread use thread lock on the grub screws.

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  6. On 6/7/2020 at 4:55 PM, cpcpeter said:

    I’ve just done this to my GTi (Swapped out the pressure switch for it and grounded the original wire out of the way) 

    if I am reading what you have written correctly - you have decided not to have an oil pressure sensor 

    How will you get any warning of dangerously low pressure about to destroy your engine?

    You need to get an oil pressure adaptor similar to below that suits your set up:

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  7. My Gti is currently without MOT and blocked in the drive by wifes dead Merc - This was parked up half in half out of the garage - not sure what was going on with the load

    Cant understand the difference in revs between 12 & 91 - unless they report at different speeds

    Maybe run G40 measuring block side by side with 12 and 91 on a logged graph might show what's occurring

  8. Ok, I got the readings for idle:

    Cold start - 

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    After Warming up and revs dropped to idle - 

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    I dont see any change cam for either cold and warm 

    Snip tool refused to catch the higher reving images... so I had to revert to IT numpty and photo the screen on the phone

    Cam advance seems to change quite a bit - hindsight now tells me I should have done a graph

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