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i'm rough, design over function is not for me if you saw my bus, my home, me, you'd see if it works, i don't care what it looks like the hole i cut in the ash tray space is for my ipod dock, i could have cut a pretty hole, that ain't me maybe someone will see what i've done and design better from it...

i'm fed up with my dash tray the cup holders, don't http://i595.photobucket.com/albums/tt31/beeenz/club%2080-90/dash_1944.jpg you goround a corner and what ever is in there comes out, because they are too shallow http://i595.photobucket.com/albums/tt31/beeenz/club%2080-90/dash_1948.jpg irecently rep...

28" is as big as you want to go before the minus out weighs any positive. How would you get round trailing arm issue? :? I've seen a set that were cut and welded I figure I make a JIG so that I know they won't move whilst being welded, then I can trim back enough to clear (and a bit more for l...

It would probably hammer the wheel bearings. It might make the van gutless to drive, the gearing will be shot to bits. I'm thinking not to go quite as big as the landy pictured above, maybe 28" or 31" absolute maximum The rear trailing arm quickly puts an end to any ideas of massive tyres...

I don't get this one, I was watching it at £3.6k then I find it £5.2k it's been relisted £4995 http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/T25-Day-Camper-4x4-VW-Volkswagen-Syncro_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trkparmsZ65Q3a1Q7c66Q3a4Q7c39Q3a1Q7c293Q3a1Q7c294Q3a200QQ_trksidZp3286Q2ec0Q2em14QQhashZitem27aa2d5cddQQitemZ170358824157QQp...

I want to buy a syncro I want to make it a bit of a monster, would it kill any of the running gear if I were to fit oversize tyres I know it'll put the speedo out, and I'd need to extend the sliding door slider, maybe I'd need a ladder to get in assuming that the tyres are all the same size, is it g...

I have a CU motor with a 65amp alternator fitted
no help I konw but they are out there

As far as I can see, Terminal 1 of the ignition coil for all models with electronic ignition (already a green wire on that terminal). Alternatively you could try wrapping a few turns of the new wire around the coil HT lead to form a tight coil and use the 'induction' method to provide the pulses (i...

If you are using an original VW dash with the integral tacho and correct flexi pcb it will be powered and earthed by the PCB. Conx 9 (colour coded green) at the multiconnector provides the trigger pulse for the tacho from the ignition coil and this also connects via the flexi pcb to the tacho. I wa...

Three leads on a tacho (sometimes four/five for the bulb if third party tacho fitted) but essentially a positive 12V, a ground or earth and the ignition pulse input (the green wire connects to this). These are the main wires that a tacho requires. is this an aftermarket tacho, or VW in the dash pod...

Pin 9 on the multiconnector colour coded green reserved for the tacho (even if not fitted), if its blank then you will need to run a feed but check first. thank you is that it, do I just connect it to the tacho and that's it, or does it need another wire to make the circuit I guess a loose wire ran...

van is '85
august I think
I know there was a empty bit in the multiplug, I have a short peice of wire with the right plug on it from another loom

sorry dumb ass struck
engine is 1.9DG petrol

which side of the coil

I have a dashpod and tacho from a petrol t3 to fit into my t3, I have some spare terminals for the multi plug and I can figure out that end, I cannot figure out where the other end of the wire goes on the engine I have the big thick bentley book, and the wiring diagrams in the mistify me do I need a...

Heys guys is this not dangerous as in if you was overtaking and knocked the lights off by mistake etc engine dies !!! not a good set up change it over to feed off ign circiut as was said good luck with mot :) I've never seens any kind of driving stlye that'd cause that :rofl personally I'd leave it...