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  1. So your saying am best laying the looms side by side and adding the 1.8t loom to the polo loom plugs so it's a straight plug in situation at the fuse box yh??

    So pull the wires from my polo ecu plug and add them to the t14 t10 t6 and so on and then what others are needed add them to the other plugs and dash feeds sensors and I should see power in the at correct??

  2. well I have got all the diagrams I need but am just having issues finding things like

    ecu switched live

    rpm

    ect

    how did you go about adding the 1.8t loom?? did you add it to the lupo loom by making a connecting plug to the exsisting plugs and just added the t14, t10, t6 plug wires to the lupo loom and did not remove it from the car??

  3. Lool I know the feeling mate am at the look stage now and have been there for about a year lool I don't want to pay out like £300+ for what is not worth that sort of money in my eyes.

    But yh am with you about how you have built your bay I don't mind taking the engine oh to do my belt and so on as I do it on my drive way in a hour so not fussed lool, but this weekend am going to work on that pedal as it's been pissing me off and I don't want to chop into my pearl box as its from a tdi lupo

  4. Use your donar car pedal and loom saves playing with even more wires!

    There is noway that engine would of fitted without chopping chassis rails and using both original mk4 mounts, I want to make it look like a factory fit.

    I wish I'd started cambelt side and chopped gearbox side chassis leg as wouldnt of needed so much but the way I've chopped the chassis and plated it means I can do cambelts and water pumps in place

    ok mate I am with you,, not judging your build skills btw

    but ive mounted mine with different mounts so I don't have to weld or chop anything,as for the acc pedal I might as well copy you and keep it simple cheers

  5. I just got a piece of stainless steel, chopped it about, bent it and then riveted it to the wheel arch/bulkhead and put some riv nuts in prior to fitting so I can remove pedal!

    I'll worry about the fusebox at a later date

    ok am with you mate cos i have been chasing a polo/luopo gti pedal to fit my peadal box but that means messinmg around with the loom and plug,

    just a quick one tho mate you did not need to chop into nthe chassis like you did they can be mounted with out any welding

  6. Throttle pedal now mounted

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    Wiring loom now being attacked! What a mess and my head hurts already!

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    Throttle pedal now mounted

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    Wiring loom now being attacked! What a mess and my head hurts already!

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    just a quick question mate how have you mounted the pedal??

    also what about the fuse box does it not get in the way??

  7. Hey up mate just a quick question for you.

    What way have you run your water pipes to the header tank as i see you have kept it on the oem position if possible can you pop a few pics up if not just say the way you have done yours,,my problem is i dont want to run a long pipe from the drivers side to the header tank which is werethe oem position is for the water out let pipe is

    Keep the good work up aswell

    Bantan45

  8. Yeah i hear you on the mate but the wiring side of life is my nightmare lool i know there is only a few wires that need swapping around but i could not figure them out,,

    Like fuel pump realy earth and live and a few other bits if you get where am coming from

  9. Ok norpan i see what you are saying ive just checked them out and there all high independent so thats ok but its just the length that is different but am sure you can space the fuel rail out and job done.

  10. The gear selector cables are a straight swap all you need to do is swap out the lupo one for the one from lets say mk3 golf job done.

    The 100mm cups are the ends on the gearbox where the driveshafts bolt up to,most mk3 golfs and 16v mk2 came with them so if there what are on you gearbox and driveshafts basicly just swap the inner c.v's over and thats it for the shafts

  11. Ok i see were you are coming from

    defo wont fit with the webbers they stick out to far so somthing shorter like itb's wud do or put the oem 16v inlet on and run it efi

    gearbox,,,020 will not fit the 5th gear end sticks out to far into the chassis rail so 02a or 02j is the box you defo need

    cable conversion is a no no if you have a gti just run it on hydraulis and save ya self the messing about

    shafts,,all you need to do is shorten thepassanger side and add 100mm cups to the shafts and away you go jobs done

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