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Using a/c overheat switch for e-fans
By TexasQuest,
I'm thinking of going with an aluminum radiator with new electric fans, maybe Mishimoto or Flex a Lite or something. Anywho I would consider using the non used a/c overheat switch in the thermostat housing for the thermostatic switch, similar to the factory setup only not in the bottom of the radiator for a clean install. Good idea? What is the thread pitch in the thermostat housing?
what are these steel lines for?!
By prototype78,
http://i1018.photobucket.com/albums/af306/PROTOGENETIC2/20141206_134852.jpghttp://i1018.photobucket.com/albums/af306/PROTOGENETIC2/20141206_134828.jpg http://i1018.photobucket.com/albums/af306/PROTOGENETIC2/20141206_134833.jpg Hello, can I remove this lines?!...what are these lines for? they r located on turbo side of the engine bay , they go to firewall.
First time TSi owner checking in....
By Gtdhw,
Hello all from Indiana. Just picked up an '87 TSi last week (my first). It's been a "bucket list car" since I was in high school in the early '90's. I've had quite a few Daytona Turbo Z's, and always wanted one of these. Still searching the FAQ's, as I have a few small things that need attention... I am in the process of making it "mine". Just tinted the windows, new (correct size) tires an all 4 corners, some wheel refurbishing, and a good overall clean/polish is what I've spent the first wee
Huge barn find in France
By creakyjoints,
http://www.classicdriver.com/en/article/cars/exclusive-treasure-trove-60-barn-finds-includes-lost-ferrari-250-gt-swb-california
