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Model specific boards => Golf mk2 => Topic started by: Sam on 29 May 2011, 14:30
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Start a valver from the engine bay, if so.. how? Actual how to via PM obv :smiley:
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yup
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Yes it can be done :lipsrsealed:
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Ok, so answers via pm please. Fed up of having to walk around and get in covered in oil to get out check get in blah blah blah :smiley:
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Sounds like your having a bad day Sam, hope you get it sorted :wink:
Thom
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Sorted?
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I have had a suggestion but Im sure there must be an easier way. Im not having a bad day at all, just always wondered tom :smiley:
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You can buy a trigger system that connects to battery and starter motor iirc, just press the button, and it starts, somewhere like Demon Tweeks will probably do them, Snap On definitely used to...
Thom
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Here you go, pricey... but wouldn't be hard to actually make one! couple of wires and a solenoid switch
http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?store=snapon-store&item_ID=11306&group_ID=1476
Thom
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Jesus thats pricy. Would just buy a sh!tty jump start set and splice that. Ignition has to be on at all times thought doesnt it? And iirc that f**ks up some little buzzy thing in the bay if left on for too long.
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In the past I have just touched a length of wire from the battery+ to the solenoid on the starter an voila! You will need the ignition on though.
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Tie a piece of string to the top of the key. Loop the string over the top of the key behind the back of the key then underneath the steering wheel, through the sunroof and into the engine bay. Give it a tug and vroom vroom.
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Ignition on and then spanner across the starter terminals anyone? :grin:
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Tie a piece of string to the top of the key. Loop the string over the top of the key behind the back of the key then underneath the steering wheel, through the sunroof and into the engine bay. Give it a tug and vroom vroom.
Hahaha!