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Originally posted by GoLfMan View Posttommorow when its not so cold and stuff, plus my golf would wake up the living dead!!!
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Originally posted by Preen59 View PostHahaha. Yeah fair enough. Gotta love mk1s.VW: it aint just a car, its a way of life
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Vacuum advance doesn't matter.
When your on full throttle, there is no manifold vacuum & as such no vacuum advance. Hence the name. It's a fuel ecomony function.
The vacuum advance should have two hose's on the dizzy. One should go to full manifold vacuum eg. T-piece on the Brake booster hose & the other should be ported vacuum from above the throttle plate's as standard.
The Dizzy also doesn't have a vacuum pump. It's a vacuum advance canister.
Surely a weber has a vacuum port for vacuum. Christ even Holley's do!
I think your chasing your tail Josh. I'm with Preeny. I'm starting to think your carb. may be the suspect. Just cause it can start & run, doesn't mean it's spot on & delivering the good's. You also don't know how the carb. worked before.
I could through my 750 Holley on a Golf & it will work, cause I actually know it worked on another engine.
You need to sit down, work out what you've swapped over & used on the other motor now in Jarred's car & work from there.
Ask yourself this.
How did your old 1.6L go with the stock carb. before you got excited & threw the DCOE on, cause obviously Jarred's is going fine now.
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Pull the emulsion tubes out aswell as the idle jets.
What is your emulsion tube? it'll be F**. I used F11's in my 44 IDF, as they seemed to give the best progressive throttle input. Any higher and it was lean through the mid at half to three quarter throttle.
What main jets have you got? I ran 45 mains (Located in the bottom of your emulsion tubes, push in fit), although i think i should have been running around 50's or maybe 55's at close to sea level. As it was a little lean up high on a cold night.
I think i was running 165 idle jets, but i can't quite remember. Idle jets aren't your problem though.
Edit: Also, check your jets for blockages. They are prone to it if you get crap in the bowl. Remove them all and blow them out.
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do you recon its worth taking it off and tearing it down?
bugger this Preeny whats the number bud PM meVW: it aint just a car, its a way of life
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im getting tempted to buy a rebuild kit for it which includes seals and new jets, i also get to choose what size jets.
im going to cancel my RWC tommorow, its just not ready
thoughts?VW: it aint just a car, its a way of life
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What's the history on the carb Josh?
Do you know what sort of motor it was on last?
I'm still thinking that the venturis might be too big.
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Originally posted by golfworx View PostGood info Chief.
Not totally clued in on the Weber department, but know what your talking about. I do have a weber manual here I'm trying to learn with, but without a weber here, I find it difficult.
I'm a hand's on learner.
Bugger this learning from a book. Learn by practice and feel, with a book to consult if need be.
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BEFORE YOU GO AND BUY A REBUILD KIT!
make positively sure that your fuel pump is working properly.
i've seen several mk1 fuel pumps work at various states - from not at all, to a bit, to freaking awesome.
pull it off the car, and manually operate the lever up and down. if it doesnt suck like a bastard, its faulty. trust me, you'll know if its working properly when you try this, just keep your eyes away from the inlet and outlet pipes.
if your fuel pump is cool, then yeah, i'd be looking at the carbie next.
good luck
PS - chuck on an old carbie and try it!'07 Touareg V6 TDI with air suspension
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Originally posted by gldgti View PostBEFORE YOU GO AND BUY A REBUILD KIT!
anyways, Jarred an I just turned her back to TDC took the dizzy cap off and it was out 180 degrees!!! is that possible? May explain things?
anyway bought a rebuild kit for it, should be coming friday at which point ill also find out what size jets i have in there!VW: it aint just a car, its a way of life
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Originally posted by Peter Jones View PostWhat's the history on the carb Josh?
Do you know what sort of motor it was on last?
I'm still thinking that the venturis might be too big.
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Originally posted by GoLfMan View Postnope absolutely no history on the carb mate, im ripping it off now so ill let you know how big the veturi's are.
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