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    Not sure whether this is the best place to start this thread but ohwells!

    I am in need of some help connecting the engine back up in my mk1 golf

    I dont want to admit it but i think i have bit off more than i can chew!

    So I am looking for some professional help in South Australia, adelaide city are to get it back on the road.

    The engine is now in, i just need to connect the rest back up i guess and check fluids , oil etc i guess.

    Would be interested if anyone can help and how much the job will cost

    Thanks
    1977 VW Golf Mk1 Baby Blue
    1999 Audi A3

  • #2
    which part are you stuck on?
    you've got the hard part out of the way getting the engine back in!

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    • #3
      you reckon!

      SO basically all ive done is mounted the engine, will do the uni joints tommorow but then im not stuck, but unconfident in the rest. Just wanna make sure i do it right i guess.
      1977 VW Golf Mk1 Baby Blue
      1999 Audi A3

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      • #4
        yeah most of it will come together once the engine is in the car.
        get your exhaust on then the cv's, (torque for the bolts is 4.5 mkg) then get your carb and manifold on and enjoy the day plumbing back up the water pipes and any vac hoses you have. the rest is just ten or so wires to connect the starter, sensors and a few for the carb/coil etc. if you get stuck someone on here will know what goes where

        here's a link for the timing if you removed the distributor.
        VWVortex.com - GUIDE: How to adjust your timing

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        • #5
          wow you make it sound so easy!

          yeah i will give it a crack, whats the worst that can happen

          Thanks for your help!
          1977 VW Golf Mk1 Baby Blue
          1999 Audi A3

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          • #6
            alright I'm nearly there, i have just got to connect the hoses and the wires.

            i have connected a few hoses but as for the others i have no idea where they go

            please help!!

            thanks
            1977 VW Golf Mk1 Baby Blue
            1999 Audi A3

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            • #7
              a photo of where you're up to would be very helpful.
              '07 Touareg V6 TDI with air suspension
              '98 Mk3 Cabriolet 2.0 8V
              '99 A4 Quattro 1.8T

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              • #8
                does anyone know where i could find a diagram? i have looked everywhere!

                thanks!
                1977 VW Golf Mk1 Baby Blue
                1999 Audi A3

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