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Model specific boards => Golf mk2 => Topic started by: edpryce on 03 February 2010, 14:53

Title: Metering head
Post by: edpryce on 03 February 2010, 14:53
Hey i need a metering head for a mk2 84 gti k jet.

I am currently looking at cars being broken. Which models should i be looking at?

Is it just the k jet gti models that will have the same part?

Thanks

P.s anyone got one?
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: mattkh on 03 February 2010, 15:12
Hi
Put up a picture of the one you want to replace.
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: rubjonny on 04 February 2010, 11:07
MK1 Golf/Cabby, MK2 Golf and Scirocco 1.8 8v k-kjet models is what you want
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: edpryce on 04 February 2010, 15:07
Hi
Put up a picture of the one you want to replace.

Like the one shown here.

(http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/3378/1157ve8.jpg)

am i right in thinking these are hard to source?

ed
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: Diamond Hell on 04 February 2010, 16:52
Not particularly hard to source.

But they're sh*t.
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: bodga on 04 February 2010, 21:30
Whats wrong w yours? mine was all seized up bout 6 month ago ( car had been standing 4 years) i partly stripped and cleaned with degreaser and petrol. she runs sweet now. its doin 30+ MPG and ive a heavy right foot too  :grin: goes like a rocket.

I cannot fault this mechanical fuel injection. Better than modern fuel injection systems where you need a laptop to fix it!   

Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: Diamond Hell on 05 February 2010, 00:11
I cannot fault this mechanical fuel injection. Better than modern fuel injection systems where you need a laptop to fix it!   

They're generally worn out and innaccurate and will kill your engine given half a chance.

They are NOT better than modern electronic injection systems.  Only a moron would try to make out that they are.

If they were so great everything would be running a K-jet misting system, rather than a proper injection system.

You'll learn.
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: DOA on 05 February 2010, 13:52

They are NOT better than modern electronic injection systems.  Only a moron would try to make out that they are.


And only a moron would go spouting the amount of sh!te you do on here but you never seem to learn either so why should he lol. By his definition he was happy so try and leave it alone for a change lol, your boring.
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: Diamond Hell on 05 February 2010, 14:10
Explain why what I've posted about K-Jet is shyte then?

Or maybe explain why K-Jet is great, if that's your opinion.

Just coming on and abusing me in poor English is just a petty, shoddy little attack.
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: bodga on 05 February 2010, 20:59
My opinion thats all. Being an engineer i like to fix things myself and not take it to a garage.

 Modern systems are very good and very efficient when they are working but when they break, the repair bill can get high because of diagnostic charges, and sensors are £££ each. The fault readers are not nessasarily correct. half the time the garages are chasing their tails tryin to find out whats wrong!

K-jet aint the dogs testies but it works (German engineering)! and a moron like me knows how it works so can fix it if it breaks :grin:


Here is a vid of it in action ed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFhJLLCjKdQ
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: DOA on 06 February 2010, 09:45
Explain why what I've posted about K-Jet is shyte then?

Did I say that?

Or maybe explain why K-Jet is great, if that's your opinion.

Didnt say or imply that either.

Just coming on and abusing me in poor English is just a petty, shoddy little attack.

I think I must be learning from your mastery of this technique. I dont feel any further need to justify myself though so Ill leave it at that before Im dragged down to your level and beaten with experience.
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: Diamond Hell on 06 February 2010, 22:18
Lacking substance.
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: edpryce on 08 February 2010, 00:42
Well erm, thanks guys.

I cant seem to get hold of one anywhere. Its at a garage and they are having no luck either.

would it be cheeky for me to suggest them cleaning it?

on a side note -

They have already charged me £30 for a pipe it didnt need as they are now saying its the metering head.

do i stand any chance on requesting my money back for labour that was uneccessary?

Ed
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: danny_p on 08 February 2010, 00:52
K jet was involved, i feel sorry for the garage.

£30 for a pipe that it may have needed isn''t that unreasonable  with it been mecanical the only way to diagnose it half the time is to piss around with it ,measure pressures and change the bits that logic says chould be f**ked.

by all means you can ask them to clean it the reply wont be to your likeing.   a sharp knock is enough to upset a metering head if your unlucky let allone takeing the bugger apart if they do it it'll do one of 2 things.   not run at all or run perfectly but leack round the join between castings
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: DOA on 08 February 2010, 13:01
Quick ebay search throws up the following http://shop.ebay.co.uk/i.html?_nkw=metering+head&_sacat=0&_trksid=p3286.m270.l1313&_odkw=k+jet&_osacat=0 . Otherwise its phone round VW breakers for one.
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: edpryce on 08 February 2010, 13:34
I've called countless breakers.

The ebay ones must be new as i have been checking regularly but cheers for the link.


@rub johnny  (Or anyone that knows) - so this will bolt up then? from a 1983 mk 1 golf.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=190371493336&fromMakeTrack=true&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:top:en

thanks

Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: edpryce on 08 February 2010, 13:37
oh and lastly - where can i find out the vw part number for this?

tried google, to no avail.

ed
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: deanpompey on 08 February 2010, 20:01
i have one here thats gathering dust....
Title: Re: Metering head
Post by: edpryce on 08 February 2010, 21:25
Can you PLEASE sell me this?

8v Kjet yeah?

I am in massive need of transport.

thanks

Ed