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I have Nightbreakers fitted too. Bear in mind if fitting LED lights, the legal bit... According to the DVSA MOT Inspection Manual,  headlamp washing and levelling systems are only a legal requirement if the LED headlamp (or high‑intensity discharge lamp) has a luminous intensity exceeding 2,000 lume...

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1993 VW Golf GTI Jetta Cabrio Repair Manual | PDF | Throttle | Transmission (Mechanics)

Check your injector pump timing.

Is it an aftermarket rev counter? Does it have a switch to change from 4-6-8 cylinders?

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Top drawer work man! 

Did you take brake calipers off?  Could be as simple as caliper bolts not tight enough. Had this on a friends bus. He could'nt find the source of the knocking. I drove it and lightly applied pressure to brake pedal with left foot and knocking stopped. Similar thing happened on a friends Bay Window. ...

Mine is an August 1983 and does have the light. 
Maybe its  because its a Caravelle?

Stesaw wrote: ↑17 Feb 2025, 21:04 Osram nightbreakers, with the wiring upgrade made a big difference for me.

As above. I have mk2 golf lights with nightbreakers fitted.

Similar wheels on my bus, I have 205/60-16 tyres all round.

A bit dirtier than yours but in daily use.

Nice.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/235844840750?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=V9wb83SCRaS&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=y9NwGtdXQMS&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Found this on Ebay. A lot cheaper than JK. Not exactly the same carb as mine. This type was common on ...

I haven't had to touch my carb since I fitted it. I have fitted a catch can though as I didn't want any condensation going into my clean carb. I blanked off the inlet from breather tower as I use my bus every day all year round. As for fuel economy! 😅😅 couldn't tell you. When it gets low I just put ...

Had to remove a small amount of insulation directly above the carb. Other than that it was a straight fit.

Had my Weber on for over 10 years, never had an issue with it. Starts 1st time every day.

Fitted a set of plastic pipes on my bus over 12 years ago. The steel inserts were gone when I got the pipes. I filed a shamfer on the ends of the plastic pipes to ease fitting into the rubber hoses both ends. Fitted without dropping the fuel tank. Pig of a job as I recall. Never had an issue with th...