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Showing content with the highest reputation on 11/08/2016 in Posts

  1. Kyche

    Howdy

    I hear y'all like VR6's. I like VR6's as well. That's neat.
    3 points
  2. cressa

    Alternator for vr

    Zoom in on the 3rd picture for some markings. The only thing missing is the Nut to hold the pulley on
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  4. cressa

    Alternator for vr

    I have one off of my 95 VR Corrado. It worked fine as the previous owner put it in as a replacement. Unfortunately he didn't realise it needed a 120a one due to my aircon. I only swapped it as it has no markings on it so I couldn't be sure of its size .. you can have it for the price of the postage, or its in Sheffield I'll dig it out and get a picture if you want
    1 point
  5. Usually as Pete mentioned, get some copper grease and cover the wire with it and also make sure the window isn't fouling on any of the rubber seal. hope I have helped
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  6. boab3

    fuel injector o rings

    Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/311734953222
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  7. Mk3 windows have a safety mechanism where if it detects something is there it will drop the window again - check runners are clear, sounds like something could be preventing the window from going up fully and causing them to drop again. Cheers Pete
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  8. Looking good! what is left to do now mate?
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  9. VR6Pete

    Coolant confusion

    Just drop bottom radiator hose and let it drain into a pan. Generally its a 60/40 mix of G12 or equivalent (think its something like G13++++ now lol) fill up the coolant bottle slowly, let it run and ensure you have water flowing around - careful as coolant level will drop quickly and will introduce air to the system so ensure you have additional coolant at hand. I believe it takes around 6 liters to fill. Just don't let the water boil over.... alternatively if you are not mechanically minded then take it to your nearest garage for peace of mind, coolant change shouldn'
    1 point
  10. Hi looks like yours is not to bad have a look at how much welding I had to do and it's only some of the pictures but worth it when it's done
    1 point
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