







meerkatmag wrote:Yes and it has an intercooler and bosch 146 pump.







dumper wrote:Good old DI it’s now earned a GB sticker we use get one at work if you repaired a BrakeDown on the side of the road and didn’t need a recovery truck it this case GB was for got back .
Just a point on the smoke on your YouTube post on my mk3 trying to get a bit more power non turbo Bosch pump I advanced the timing on cold start with the wax stat for cold starting working that also advanced the timing for cold staring it smoked and ratted like yours until up to temperature and the wax stat put the pump back into normal driving mode I had too put the timing back to standard

dumper wrote:Good luck on getting the injectors out on yours you can use a slide hammer I cut a injector pipe and welded a nut to the nut off the pipe to fit my slide hammer on to the injector threads worked ok on 1 to 3 but for number 4 I had use a pice of angle iron and a bolt to make up a fulcrum to clear the scuttle of the van .
The pencil injectors are a real pain I even ordered the correct tool from Ford and broke it on number 4 I ran the van with it without the clamp for weeks and used loads of WD 40 but it wouldn’t come out when foot and mouth shut motorsport down I decided it was coming out even if it snapped off and the head had to come off it did off with the head only to find 4 cracked pistons .


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