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Re: Engine rebuild (2000cc CU)
Posted: 21 Apr 2015, 19:27
by 937carrera
I thought you might say that Dan

, and a big chunk of the reason why I went looking for a standard one as well. It might be one of those cases where old used parts are better than new "upgraded" ones
Re: Engine rebuild (2000cc CU)
Posted: 23 Apr 2015, 22:44
by 937carrera
I have been searching again and found this
https://www.vwheritage.com/shop/0211151 ... exch-schg/
It might be worth seeing if VWH can get some more ?
Re: Engine rebuild (2000cc CU)
Posted: 27 Apr 2015, 19:23
by dandan1234
Thanks for that, rang heritage and the guy I spoke to said it's discontinued.
So the search is on.
Re: Engine rebuild (2000cc CU)
Posted: 28 Apr 2015, 05:31
by 937carrera
Have you tried contacting the manufacturer, Remtec in South Africa ?
Re: Engine rebuild (2000cc CU)
Posted: 28 Apr 2015, 07:10
by paulandchez
Is there a reason why you don't want to use the CB performance pumps I mentioned?
Re: Engine rebuild (2000cc CU)
Posted: 28 Apr 2015, 12:32
by dandan1234
Sorry Paul, must of missed your post. They look like a good option, have you fitted one yourself?
Re: Engine rebuild (2000cc CU)
Posted: 28 Apr 2015, 22:22
by paulandchez
The one temp fitted in my build thread to check the cam bolt clearances is a maxi 1 pump. They do a 3 which is designed to work with an extra cooler too. This one I have seems to be of good quality and I haven't heard any bad reviews Got mine from coolair but they are probably sold other places too
Re: Engine rebuild (2000cc CU)
Posted: 30 Apr 2015, 19:59
by dandan1234
Finally got the crankshaft and cases back.
The crank mains have been reground to +0.25.
I asked the engine shop to check the cases to see if they needed to be align bored, which they said they didn't.
Although i should trust their judgement, im a little concerned by this:
You can just feel a slight ridge on the rear main in the cases:
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Also is this just the way the case is machined? or is it worn by the crank?
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Thanks Dan