My Golf Project
- Thread starter L1J
- Start date
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I HATE WIRING 
Before
After
Spot any differences? Tip: They are blue and should have been on before taking the loom out, but some muppet forgot.....
All of this to run these 3 wires to the other side of the car
Need to run a positive feed to the starter from the new battery side then I can tape all the loom up
On a plus note the Konis look good!
Before
After
Spot any differences? Tip: They are blue and should have been on before taking the loom out, but some muppet forgot.....
All of this to run these 3 wires to the other side of the car
Need to run a positive feed to the starter from the new battery side then I can tape all the loom up
On a plus note the Konis look good!
Not much done today as the daily driver was given a once over and a few bits replaced on it.
Picked up some bits from VW
Cambelt, water pump seal, idler roller, Heavy duty front suspension top mounts, various spring cups, washers, bushes and flywheel bolts. With all these I should be able to finish off the suspension struts.
This is going to be my High/Low boost switch
Picture of the finished Konis in daylight
Picked up some bits from VW
Cambelt, water pump seal, idler roller, Heavy duty front suspension top mounts, various spring cups, washers, bushes and flywheel bolts. With all these I should be able to finish off the suspension struts.
This is going to be my High/Low boost switch
Picture of the finished Konis in daylight
mk1_salami
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mk1_salami
Excellent thread - I've just read from the first page 
Keep up the good work.
Keep up the good work.
Soldato
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Keep the updates coming, like the patio chair installation in the engine bay
Another update
Collected some more bits from Celtic Coatings
Close up of the rocker cover, it looks much better in the flesh and exactly the finish I was after
Welder should be coming around tomorrow so I did some prep work
Rust cut out from where original battery bracket was
New battery tray in position, had to put a little bit of steel under it to get it to sit right
Engine bay emptied ready for welding
A good update tomorrow hopefully!
Collected some more bits from Celtic Coatings
Close up of the rocker cover, it looks much better in the flesh and exactly the finish I was after
Welder should be coming around tomorrow so I did some prep work
Rust cut out from where original battery bracket was
New battery tray in position, had to put a little bit of steel under it to get it to sit right
Engine bay emptied ready for welding
A good update tomorrow hopefully!
Soldato
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- 13 Aug 2004
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- England
Looking forward to it post welding 
