Housey

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  • in reply to: Can you tow a Rallye with the front wheel lifted #9012
    Housey
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    its the same for brake-testing (don’t know if this is a procedure done en england, but they do this in norway at our bi-annual MOTs)

    if they set front wheels on the brake tester, and run this, the car will only push itself of the testing wheels :)

    in reply to: Can you tow a Rallye with the front wheel lifted #9011
    Housey
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    no, you can’t

    if you raise the front wheels and tow it, the rear wheels will try to spin the front, same the other way. its mechanically connected at all times

    you can either take the prop-shaft off. or use a flatbead

    in reply to: rallye parts on ebay #8991
    Housey
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    if you are selling, this is probably the wrong section to post in, this section is for items you are bidding on :)

    but, if you want to sell your rear arms, there is a WTB post from a fella in the UK who needs them (WTB section)

    in reply to: Holiday – Again #8962
    Housey
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    you pensioners have the time to travel and have fun at all times.. damnit

    in reply to: separate the gearbox/ transfer box #8950
    Housey
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    its held on with a few long bolts (take the braket on the block/angle drive off) then its jut a matter of prying it of slowly

    and yes, oil will be spilled :)

    and another tip, get new o-rings for the reassembly, don’t cost much, but its way better then to have a leaky transmission (i found out this the hard way)

    in reply to: Whining from rear differential #8949
    Housey
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    if i had the cash, i would send a diff down to you for overhaul. the one on my golf is leaking like hell :(

    not much fluid left in it i’m afraid, so some whining has occured. but, i’ve got two more diffs lying around

    (just to clarify, the oilseals on the diff is replaced with OEM ones, but still leaks from the flanges damnit)

    in reply to: Anything else I should order from Classic Parts? #8937
    Housey
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    the e-brake wires can be obtained at a local parts pusher :)

    you just need the correct dimensions, think i tried about 5 sets before i found the right ones :)

    i just don’t remember the brand and partnumbers :(

    in reply to: 1990 Golf GT G60 Syncro – My heaven and my Hell #8926
    Housey
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    nothing happens here? hmm.. that sucks

    ohwell, i’ve got a new engine on my hand, (from vegard) just need to pick it up, not very easy, since there is a few km between us, and i don’t have a proper car to pick up an engine with :(

    my engine is beyond tired. over 300 000km on it, with no internal work, started to develope piston slap, and ignition knock

    is there a place one can buy some time? and inspiration?

    there are no problem driving the car, but can’t really use the power, since it knocks like crazy when on load

    if i had the money, i’d get one of my blocks bored and fitted with new pistons, but machine work is damn expensive (like eveything else in this country)

    on a sidenote, still waitig for snow, its december, it should be loads of the stuff here, but noo. we’ve had warm weather, and rain, no snow, last year on this time, it was about minus 20 centigrade, now its only minus 2

    in reply to: syncro rear wishbone #8909
    Housey
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    try get them locally, if you can’t, then give me a shout, price is as said, 140shipped to your location in the UK (tax not included if UK wants that)

    in reply to: syncro rear wishbone #8906
    Housey
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    oh, with shipping it will be aronund 140ish pounds. sooo. VERY expensive..

    and the sets i’ve got are from a passat, meaning no drumbrakes, but they are for disc brakes (no calipers, discs or splashguards)

    in reply to: syncro rear wishbone #8900
    Housey
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    how many do you need? :p

    I’ve got a few sets lying around, but, since I’m located in Norway, shipping will come out to be extremely expensive :(

    in reply to: 1990 Golf GT G60 Syncro – My heaven and my Hell #8894
    Housey
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    and then 5th decided to go away again?

    what the ****?

    1st time, okay, this could happen, but second time.. i’m not so sure anymore

    all cables are good, not loose or anything. so i’m starting to suspect the transmission..

    ohwell. time to take the endcap of the transmission off and have a look then

    i have ****loads of play in the 5th position on the gear stick. so something is off here

    all i remembver from assembling the transmission is that i didnt use loc-tite on the bolt that holds 5th…

    but i havn’t had any ill sounds, so i highly doubt that this has fallen out

    wierd ****

    oh, and the roads have gotten iced up here now. the ground has been frozen from the cold weather last week, and now it rains. so it freezes :)

    good fun to be honest

    in reply to: Mk2 tdi syncro golf project #8875
    Housey
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    you need a new mount for the gearbox. and haldex rear diff :) along with somekind of haldex controller

    in reply to: 1990 Golf GT G60 Syncro – My heaven and my Hell #8871
    Housey
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    and then the front shocks are on :)

    soo, car isn’t lowered anymore :) all i need to do now is to get the alignment done. did it by eye for now, just so i could get home without having to fight the syncro

    in reply to: 1990 Golf GT G60 Syncro – My heaven and my Hell #8832
    Housey
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    And wierdly enough, 5th decided to come back……

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