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Functions but leaks, asking $200

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Okay, so I am finishing up a rebuild, but I don't know where the timing mark is on the flywheel of the 1.9l TDI, anybody have pictures our link to a timing guide?

You should probably note for which turbo (if you already have a turbo). K14 and I think K24 used the same intake and exhaust manifold. T2 and T3 share a different intake and exhaust manifold. If you're doing a custom turbo, well then I guess it doesn't matter. Its a custom job, I appreciate the con...

Looking for 1.6l TD intake and exhaust manifold. Let me know!

DanHoug wrote:hey, if i WASN'T masochistic, i wouldn't be driving a 52hp diesel with 330k miles on old fryer grease in arctic temperatures!

guilty as charged!! i'm a wacko. me thinks i not be alone.

-dan

Its okay, we're all mad here

Hey guys, I'm now in Wyoming where the internet connections are getting scarcer but there's plenty of spectacular scenery. So that's why you probably didn't hear from me. Deadwood was indeed a dissapointment and yes I was blinded by the ultra good HBO show. But the real thing is nothing compared to...

I'll be talking with you on the 1st of the month if you still have it then

the alt only produces enough to keep the battery charged up... once at full power, the alt tapers off to just keep up with the load you have on it. so a bigger one doesn't pull down the motor any more than a smaller one once every thing is charged up..... and as an added bonus ... the bigger one pu...

I'll trade you a 1.6l NA Air intake for your TD Intake

Classical music by far looks best on an o-scope

Fatmobile wrote:I was hoping for $20 plus shipping but I'll run it past him.
He'll probably go for it.

I wonder what shipping to 50464 would be?
Probably talking $10?

I can do 20 plus shipping if it is out of his range. Let me know

bscutt wrote:Yep among other things I manage test equipment at my company and have been involved in calibration for 35 years. Thought it looked very familiar. I still have a 475 in my inventory.

Mine I found in a thrift shop, which was awesome. Really helps troubleshoot clock and microcontroller issues

bscutt wrote:Looks like an old 464 or 475 scope. Nice video

Tektronix 465 20 Mhz Scope. Works awesome, and has helped a lot with many projects

Thought someone might like this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNzz5AOYepc

It is me, using my Oscilloscope to find out if I have the W terminal for the tachometer on my rabbit.

So, I've got a 1982 CY block for sale. It came out of a 1982 Quantum that was a running motor until shortly before I bought the car. Turns out the head was warped. The PO just kept adding water instead of pulling the head. The block came out of a southern car (Mississippi), and it's clean. It spins...