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  • #76
    Moving on nicely with things there Mr B!

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    • #77
      Engine is getting stripped down, ready for clutch, chains and guides.

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      Definitely in need of a new clutch! This was it at about 150,000kms.
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      Whilst I wait for those bits to arrive thought I'd turn my attention to something that was bugging me. Apparently the previous owner or their mechanic had no idea how VAG electrical connectors work . 4/6 coil plug were completely destroyed along with one injector plug. So it was swap them out

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      So I grabbed the loom from the BDE Engine armed with my eBay tools and got to work.
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      Replacing Coil connector (P/N 1J0973724)

      Slide the purple retainer to the side
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      Remove the connector cover
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      Insert ebay Tool (3mm) into top and bottom and push down till it clicks.
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      Pull out terminal wire from the back.
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      Repeat x4.. LH R32 connector (the terminal block actually snapped off this connector. Not sure if it was just brittle or I wiggled the terminal tool and snapped it meh..), RH Bora BDE V6 connector. Same p/n though. Installation in reverse.
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      Next time to replace the injector plug (P/N 06A973722)

      Lift the purple retainer up and out.
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      This one was a little tricky to get a pic of but there is a small black clip on the inside which needs to be pryed up.
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      Then just pull it out from the back. Installation in reverse.
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      2004 VW Bora 4motion | 3.2 Swapped - R32 Trimmings | BBS CH | Forever fixing this bitch

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      • #78
        * REMOVING THE SUBFRAME, SUSPENSION, P/S RACK, SWAY BAR - R32*

        Back to it over the weekend.

        First step, disconnect the steering column from the rack.

        Remove the deadpedal
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        Unbolt 13mm bolt from steering column universal joint
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        Remove headlight level sensor from chassis
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        Now onto the Brakes, these are eventually going on the Bora.

        Disconnect brake pad wear sensor

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        disconnect ABS sensor
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        Pull away ABS sensor wiring away from strut.
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        Remove brake line plastic shield and line clamp and remove from strut. Remove 2x 19mm brake carrier bolts and wire tie brake assembly to body of the vehicle.

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        Undo 2x 21mm strut nuts (impact required or strut socket)

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        Not necessary but as I was doing it solo i used some elastic straps to tie up the struts so they wouldn't just fall forward when lowering the subframe.

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        Undo 4x subframe bolts (24mm from memory and they are TTY, replace with new according to VW)
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        Lastly, 2x 13mm O2 sensor wiring shield at the rear of the subframe
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        Then all that's left is to lower that bad boy down.

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        DONE! I'll give it a clean up then bolt it up to the Bora.
        2004 VW Bora 4motion | 3.2 Swapped - R32 Trimmings | BBS CH | Forever fixing this bitch

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        • #79
          woop woop - nice progress!

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          • #80
            Pulled the .:R subframe out on the weekend gave it a quick clean up before the install and got it all fitted up. Will need to replace the bolts at some stage as they're one-time use and get torque'd to 100nm +90

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            Struts to body were 60nM
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            Also got around to fitting the front brakes as part of that, they'll need new fluid but that's a little hard to do with being able to cycle the ABS pump. Found that I had to swap out the front brake lines to match the R32 calipers, they were slightly different between the 4motion and R32. Lastly carriers to hub were 125nM (little loctite if they look worse for wear).

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            different in 4motion (right) brake lines V R32 (left)
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            Next up, rear shocks and springs!
            Last edited by beale187; 14-10-2019, 12:45 PM.
            2004 VW Bora 4motion | 3.2 Swapped - R32 Trimmings | BBS CH | Forever fixing this bitch

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            • #81
              Originally posted by beale187 View Post

              Next up, rear shocks and springs!
              The easy part!!! woop woop getting there Mr

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              • #82
                Make new keys? No need. Expensive too. When replacing ECU, need to match it's VIN num to previous old ECU.

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                • #83
                  Originally posted by ren922 View Post
                  Make new keys? No need. Expensive too. When replacing ECU, need to match it's VIN num to previous old ECU.
                  Sorry, I'm confused by this? I didn't mention making up new keys...
                  2004 VW Bora 4motion | 3.2 Swapped - R32 Trimmings | BBS CH | Forever fixing this bitch

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                  • #84
                    Long time between updates and a lot has happened. House reno's, selling a house, buying another house, work, Chinese viruses everything. Haven't picked up wrench in like 4months. I did however purchase this towards the back end of the 2019.

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                    Some of you know the car, other may not. 2003 Bora 4motion, fitted with a MK5 BUB R32. Schrick 264/268 cams and a bunch of other ****. It needs a lot of work but mainly little things. Where this leaves the current project I'm not quite sure at this stage. May not go ahead, may be a slow s/c build or I may throw everything at this one considering most of the hard work is already done.
                    2004 VW Bora 4motion | 3.2 Swapped - R32 Trimmings | BBS CH | Forever fixing this bitch

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                    • #85
                      Very nice! I'd love to put an r32 motor in mine...... Any details on the suspension set up?

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                      • #86
                        Originally posted by Gez110 View Post
                        Very nice! I'd love to put an r32 motor in mine...... Any details on the suspension set up?
                        BC BR Coilovers, about 20mm drop and 20mm ECS spacers at the rear. Looks great but at +300kms a week in traffic, the **** is too low for me haha
                        2004 VW Bora 4motion | 3.2 Swapped - R32 Trimmings | BBS CH | Forever fixing this bitch

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                        • #87
                          how many mk4s is that?
                          Bora gone
                          Vento VR6
                          MKIV GSW TDI
                          7P Touareg TDI

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                          • #88
                            Originally posted by dylan8 View Post
                            how many mk4s is that?
                            2x V5, 1x R32 as for 4motions... I have legit lost count haha, occupational hazard brother
                            2004 VW Bora 4motion | 3.2 Swapped - R32 Trimmings | BBS CH | Forever fixing this bitch

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                            • #89
                              Yeah, that would wear a bit thin. Can't you wind the coilovers up to give more clearance?

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                              • #90
                                Originally posted by Gez110 View Post
                                Yeah, that would wear a bit thin. Can't you wind the coilovers up to give more clearance?
                                That's the plan I'm thinking I might take it up 10-15mm, unfortunately the more time I spend with it the more things I find I have to fix. Had it 3-4 months now and I've already had to change the brake m/c and recently the n/s driveshaft and when doing this noticed the pinch welds are completely f#^%ed. So they'll have to be repaired also, made it impossible to jack up.

                                But... I did have the shop fit R32 brakes all round when they did the m/c and over the weekend FINALLY fitted the Oettinger RZ's.

                                Could do with a clean but this is how they look.

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