Author Topic: Khare's problem thread - Engine mount and screeching noise page 15. EUROPE TRIP!  (Read 25196 times)

Offline Khare

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 :grin: :grin:

Need to wait till Friday to order the engine mount though as the guy told me he's out of them until then. Hopefully it'll be here early next week.
« Last Edit: 16 July 2010, 17:08 by Khare »

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solid front mount ftw. i got mine through ebay but i think its the same guy off clubgti. make sure you use LOTS of threadlock or it will fall off! :lipsrsealed: :D :embarrassed:

That's a man talking from experience!  :grin:

It came loose quite a few times and fell off twice, so yeah, don't forget the f**king locktite! :D

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The engine speed sensor fault is back  :cry: I'm nut sure whether the sensor is duff or the wiring is bad. I'm going to try and check the condition of the sensor tomorrow and see if it's tight, if it all looks ok then I'll order a new sensor, if not then I'll play with the wiring furthermore.


I miss the 8v  :cry:

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Right, took the front right wheel off along with caliper, carrier and disc and had a good visual check and found nothing that would rub. I sprayed some WD40 around the back of the hub, where the ABS ring is too.
Put it all back together and for now the noise has stopped, but I've got an annoying squeak now, so the metal grinding noise has been replaced by a squeak. I really don't know what it is. When I'm back from spain I'm going to get some braided hoses and stick them on the 288 calipers and whack them on, along with the pretty new 288 discs and pads. The hubs that came off the 16v have pretty new bearings so I'll use them too as I think it may be a bearing problem. Also, the hubnut had come loose yet again so I gave that a good tightening again, let's hope it holds together.

As I said, engine speed sensor fault is back, so I'll look more into that. I'll try and do the final bit of playing with the wiring before I buy a new sensor (not sure if the Speed sensor affects fuel economy but it seems to have dropped significantly, about 60 miles to £10 rather than what I used to get, 70-80 miles).


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fooking ECP. Got the Alternator belt. Says 6PK1033. Even though they assured me it would be this one. Is it correct or not??

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yeah that should be ok :)
Hello my name is John and I'm a dub addict.

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Everything fitted up and working. Old belt was the same part number so all good :cool:

Tomorrow I shall be fitting a new engine speed sensor as the current one has an intermittent fault.


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Aint you gone off to Europe yet? We need a rest to ya know!  :wink:
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Off on sunday!