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Offline golfmk3

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help!!!!
« on: 18 December 2006, 12:42 »
hi before i say anything im just gunna say im 13 so dnt expect me to know loads about cars (even tho i do  :evil:) my dads clutch went on his audi and he got a golf match 1.4 mk3 to run about in he got his car back and im hoping to get the golf off him but its got loads of rus round tge bonnet so i need to know what colour it is the closest thing i could find on the web is this http://autos.yahoo.com/usedcars/detail/index.html;_ylt=ArgdQU.P7QlBYreQaxIOAgsFEcUF?cid=automobiles-211213208&dst=0.00&rsr=Y2s9Jm1rPVZvbGtzd2FnZW4mbW89R29sZiZjbF95PTE5OTQmY2hfeT0xOTk0JmNzej0mdWFwPTE-#image  its either that or slightly lighter can someone plz post back with what colour it is and also, what does it mean when it crunches really loudly every time you change gear and how hard is it to change a head gasket thanks, ben.

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Re: help!!!!
« Reply #1 on: 18 December 2006, 19:52 »
if you look in the boot you should see (next to the spare wheel in the well) a sticky label that show's the colour code (3 digit's) see what they say and post back here and i will try and confirm the exact colour.. and crunching in gear can mean a whole load of thing's.. could be cable, syncro's and many other's beside (further info could be helpfull).. and to change a head gasket best look in a haynes as it's more involved than i could list on here

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Re: help!!!!
« Reply #2 on: 18 December 2006, 19:54 »
yeh it did cheers m8

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Re: help!!!!
« Reply #3 on: 20 December 2006, 10:41 »
and changing a head gasket? what makes you think it needs doing? may be unnessercery. not worth doing yourself, specially if head itself is warped(doubt it but will need checking or the headgasket changing will be pointless) you will need to have the timing checked and unless you have a timing strobe(and know how to use it!) or can use the top dead centre timing marks on the cam/pullys, i really wouldnt bother! and i dont!