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Re: exhaust and intake for a 1.9 diesel
Posted: 31 Jul 2009, 11:09
by psychonaut
Thanks Ringo - will it bolt straight onto the '98 1Y engine i have do you know, or will it need modifying?
Re: exhaust and intake for a 1.9 diesel
Posted: 31 Jul 2009, 12:57
by ringo
If should just bolt straight on.
I had a 1.7 so i dont know for sure - maybe someone else could comment? Weldore?
Ringo
Re: exhaust and intake for a 1.9 diesel
Posted: 31 Jul 2009, 13:57
by weldore
never seen a 1.7 intake so cant comment on that but the 1.6 is staight on...you might need a gasket tho.i used both gaskets on mine just to make sure

...so ...you have the metal bit off ringo and you have the plastic box and lid for the airfilter from me..also the rubber tube that comes of that (albeit a bit poorly) and you have the resonator ? box from me too...see if you still have the ducting up inside the panels and the snorkel..just take the vent off the outside and have a look if its there...should be all set then mate
oh and i sent you a very very dirty mucky airfilter...just as an added bonus

Re: exhaust and intake for a 1.9 diesel
Posted: 31 Jul 2009, 21:21
by psychonaut
Thanks Wellie - the cheque is in the post, so to speak lolol
Ringo - how much do you want for the manifold?
Re: exhaust and intake for a 1.9 diesel
Posted: 31 Jul 2009, 21:53
by weldore
still want a pic of the 1y inlet

..i couldnt see how it would fit in

Re: exhaust and intake for a 1.9 diesel
Posted: 01 Aug 2009, 10:20
by psychonaut
When it stops raining (this is Wales, it may be some time!!) i'll take a photo for you Dave. It is very tight, and a piece of rubber is currently wedges between the manifold and the bulkhead, as it was touching and shaking my fillings loose, which is why i've gone on the chase for a 1600 manifold.
I cna hear the 'bow calling me....

Re: exhaust and intake for a 1.9 diesel
Posted: 03 Aug 2009, 18:07
by weldore
so its not stopped raining under you tail gate and lid yet

Re: exhaust and intake for a 1.9 diesel
Posted: 03 Aug 2009, 21:12
by psychonaut
Don't go there - what should have been a day's work has taken me four so far because i keep getting distracted....

Re: exhaust and intake for a 1.9 diesel
Posted: 03 Aug 2009, 22:22
by weldore
by strongbow !!!!...youve only yourself to blame..get snapping..tito nly takes a sec

Re: exhaust and intake for a 1.9 diesel
Posted: 06 Aug 2009, 15:50
by psychonaut
'Bow is full of vitamin c. No rickets for me

Re: exhaust and intake for a 1.9 diesel
Posted: 29 Dec 2009, 16:18
by caveman
Finally some pics of my exhaust:

Re: exhaust and intake for a 1.9 diesel
Posted: 29 Dec 2009, 16:20
by caveman
Crap, lets try again


As you can see i managed to get a flex pipe and a catalytic converter in there. It's still not as quiet as i'd like and now that i have the Performance Diesel super pump on there i can tell the exhaust is too restrictive as i can only wind it up to about 5000 rpms! Next will be a double exhaust manifold and larger matching everything downstream.
Re: exhaust and intake for a 1.9 diesel
Posted: 29 Dec 2009, 17:41
by camper
Performance Diesel super pump can you tell me more about this.I have a 1Y engine fitted is this a modified 1.9 injection pump?.
Re: exhaust and intake for a 1.9 diesel
Posted: 29 Dec 2009, 20:17
by caveman
Yes it's on a 1.9 non turbo. I figure i have as much power as a 1.6 TD with zero smoke . Look at
http://www.vwdiesel.net/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; for tons of info the pump comes from
http://www.performancediesel.ca/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
One of the employees there even runs a 1.9 na in his Golf which we never got on this side of the pond and they have the best customer service and quite knowledgeable as they are Bosch service dealers.
Re: exhaust and intake for a 1.9 diesel
Posted: 16 Feb 2010, 16:41
by oldiguana
have you managed to make up an exhaust yet owduck....if so how does it compare to the original.....any power improvements???