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over fueling?????????

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alreeeeet guys!!!!
ok, well i have had my exhaust replaced by a mate of mine, and he says that he thinks the bus is over fueling and summit or other to do with the dizzy needing adjusting? dnt get me wrong, he knows a thousand times more about engines than i do, so i have no reason not to believe him, she runs well but does seem to be a bit flat at bottom end, but then she picks up fine, and even tho im not expecting a 60+mpg i do seem to pu a hell of a lot of fuel into her even tho i dont do that many miles, so, how would i be able to check if what he is saying is correct? and, does anybody know of anywere in the southport area where i can get my pierburg set up and similar work done by somebody who i can trust that isnt just gunna pull my pants down and take the shmykle rite outa me? thanks guys, any help would be loved..

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not sure how far away you are from Steve Gasure.......
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Dizzy has nowt to do with fueling......

Pierburg carb? so its a 1.9 water cooled?

Does it hesitate when you try and pull away/out of a junction etc?
Is the dizzy the std electronic one with vac advance?

17-20 around town with a max of around 27mpg on a run really... (and you have to be careful to get that..)

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Stuck float
choke not working correctly causes overfueling.

Running rough during warm up is the choke pull down unit not working.
Ask your mechanic to make sure the choke flap opens when the engine is accelerated, this test must be done with a cold engine.
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ok, well the dizzy may not have anything tyo do with the fueling but he just sugested that as a seperate thing to do with the timing or something, it is a 1.9 watercooled but as to what dizzy etc it is, i just wouldnt know,and when im at a junction and then go to set off, it is a bit flat on setting off but then picks up, and i have noticed in the morning when i first start her up, the choke sticks on and a have to give the accelerator a quick sharp blip to get the revs to drop? does that mean anything? thanks guys much appriciate the help.

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Giving the acc a blip is normal
Its part of the auto choke warm up process.
If the engine bogs on sudden acc then its fueling
poss the acc pump has a pierced diaphragm
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skankyunderpants wrote: anybody know of anywere in the southport area

Hey,,, I've not had anything done there yet myself but i had him recommended to me.... good luck
http://www.volkswagenaddictionssouthport.co.uk/

i have a 1.9 watercooled too just on other side of southport in tarleton, let us know how it goes

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thanks jim, i can't believe i havnt come across him already, i'll get intouch with him this week and let you know how it goes..
thanks for that, another reason why this site is just awsome for everything....... cheers..

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81a VW Services in Southport

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thanks aiden, but were abouts is it?

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Google?

81A Banastre Rd
Southport, Merseyside PR8 5BG
01704 531 921
2ltr Aircooled CU with twin Solex's & originally a 009 dizzie, but now back to standard.

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Thanks boxy !!!!!:wink: will give him a shout, and see what he recons.. just got in from a 15hr shift and google just didnt register in my mind, probably somthing to do with the kids swinging off my ears why my mrs is feeding me my sausage mash and gravy why my fingers type and my eyes feed my brain with my much needed t25 fix of the day, sorry to be lazy tho.. ...

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2ltr Aircooled CU with twin Solex's & originally a 009 dizzie, but now back to standard.

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Thats ok I hope it helped
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