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Hi All, Many thanks for your replies. Before I posted this query I have already done a fair bit to this engine to try to find the fault, so to summarise whats happened so far: engine is a 1,9TDi 1Z bloc with AFN head and injectors, with a 1Z (I think) manual fuel pump. The symptoms of the fault are ...

Hi all, Looking to change my injectors as a rule out for a (white) smokey engine on startup... Anyone know what the part numbers are for the 1.9 TDi (110bhp) AFN injectors are? Also are the 1.9Tdi injectors from a ALH (90 bhp Seat Ibiza) these same, I suspect not but its worth a shot maybe just to f...

We've just booked

Hope to se you all there,,,this time with working diff locks

one more...

A few pics from our weekend...cheers guys http://i649.photobucket.com/albums/uu214/crazy-for-a-dub/Mendipidy%202014/DSC_0080_zps7f3607cc.jpg Nice n muddy http://i649.photobucket.com/albums/uu214/crazy-for-a-dub/Mendipidy%202014/DSC_0137_zpsd8c99cbe.jpg Now that's cooking in a camper... http://i649.p...

Thanks to everyone for making us newbies more than welcome, all advice from a driving and technical perspective greatly received. Hopefully catch up again soon, this time with working diff locks and bash plates. Will add a few pics next.

We are booked as well

Hope there's pleanty of headroom for a hightop

Thanks Dave,

i'll have a look.

P.S for anyone interested the syncro sailed through the MOT, no advisories, not bad for a 4 year layup - Busfest here we come

Hi Thanks for the quick reply. This is very useful and makes it a lot more clearer. I've checked the engine and I have a plastic flange on the right of the engine as you say. the plastic flange has two sensor outlets, currently on my engine these are occupied by the glow plug sensor and the temp gua...

hi, Still trying to get my syncro done, its a 1.6TD (apologies for the lack of updates of the rebuild thread). My problem is the wiring has been butchered (cut) with only the fuel solenoid connected (at least it runs). I've sussed out most of the wiring except the aux water pump (which also supplies...

Put me down as well, hoping that the syncro will be finished in time.......
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you should see what it does to concrete (imagine it on the front room carpet)....did i tell you its also used as concrete remover in the building trade....I'm a mine of useless info :ok Enjoy Ahem! I think I win the prize then. It is the Moggie flatbed isn't it? :lol: :wink: :lol: Yea - your bang o...

Stella? Jed[/quote] Jed wins the prize :ok ....well nearly, closest so far :lol: Its the base product of virtually all rust removers, H3PO4 - Phosphoric acid (check out wikipedia for more info). most rust converters are about 10% or less, the industrial version is 60-85%. Its certainly not Sulfuric ...

ninja.turtle007 wrote:

syncrowjoker wrote:Caustic soda?

That's what I was thinking.

Nope..a bit stronger than that, anyone else want a guess.

I'll tell you tomorrow.

Cheers Tom & Jool's for the comments, much appreciated. :ok apologies for lack of updates, the cold and MOT fail on the modern car put paid to time on the bus, so a short report. :( Before, crusty caliper: http://i649.photobucket.com/albums/uu214/crazy-for-a-dub/20130303_202451_zpsdbf5f3f2.jpg I...