WBXmayo
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- itchyfeet
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Re: WBXmayo
Its clear that the problem is a little wear in the case which has made a small step, so I used some 1200 grit wet and dry to take the edge off and now it slides in and out much better.
P1090293 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
next is to work out where it should be set, Haynes and VW seem to disagree, I think the confusion is because when you insert it with crank in place it rotates so there is a start position and a final position.
P1090295 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
Hays says
P1090296 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
VW says
P1090303 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
it's really not important other than clearance of the vac can so I checked the DJ setup which is more busy and I opted for the Haynes as a final position.
P1090307 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
checked the new KS tappets slid easily through the bores
P1090308 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
dropped the crank in and aligned the dizzy gear
P1090318 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
didn't check this earlier because it was clearly good can't even get a 0.05 in
P1090313 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
cam in
P1090319 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
amazing how close some parts are
P1090321 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
Air cooled oil pump to match the 3 bolt cam, all looks good ( this will get o ringed)
P1090324 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
P1090317 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
P1090293 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
next is to work out where it should be set, Haynes and VW seem to disagree, I think the confusion is because when you insert it with crank in place it rotates so there is a start position and a final position.
P1090295 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
Hays says
P1090296 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
VW says
P1090303 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
it's really not important other than clearance of the vac can so I checked the DJ setup which is more busy and I opted for the Haynes as a final position.
P1090307 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
checked the new KS tappets slid easily through the bores
P1090308 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
dropped the crank in and aligned the dizzy gear
P1090318 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
didn't check this earlier because it was clearly good can't even get a 0.05 in
P1090313 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
cam in
P1090319 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
amazing how close some parts are
P1090321 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
Air cooled oil pump to match the 3 bolt cam, all looks good ( this will get o ringed)
P1090324 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
P1090317 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
Last edited by itchyfeet on 25 Jan 2018, 19:20, edited 2 times in total.
- Oldiebut goodie
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Re: WBXmayo
Patience of Job!
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- itchyfeet
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Re: WBXmayo
Assembled the case to make sure it turns and nothing is wrong.
Yes I remembered to fit the cam bearings and the shells of crank bearing 2
P1090327 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
At the recommendation of Marco Mansi I have opted for some molybdenum disulfide on the main high tensile studs, I have gone for dry spray.
P1090334 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
all mating surfaces, nuts and washers and cam cap degreased with meths ready for closing the case.
P1090333 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
Yes I remembered to fit the cam bearings and the shells of crank bearing 2
P1090327 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
At the recommendation of Marco Mansi I have opted for some molybdenum disulfide on the main high tensile studs, I have gone for dry spray.
P1090334 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
all mating surfaces, nuts and washers and cam cap degreased with meths ready for closing the case.
P1090333 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
- itchyfeet
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Re: WBXmayo
Curil T on, I don't like this stuff much it's hard to get a thin layer, you get thick or patchy.
P1090335 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
first nut
P1090344 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
The the M10s and then the rest of the M8s
P1090345 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
P1090347 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
P1090346 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
P1090335 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
first nut
P1090344 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
The the M10s and then the rest of the M8s
P1090345 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
P1090347 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
P1090346 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
- ajsimmo
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Re: WBXmayo
Interesting that you put pistons in from the top. I have tried it, but it's not easy to do smoothly. Ialways put them in from the bottom, as per VW manuals. There is a chamfer to help the rings transition (or is it implementation?) into the bore. The cut outs seem to help too.
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Re: WBXmayo
Oh I do love a good engine rebuild thread. Thanks Itchy!
Classsic.
ajsimmo wrote:..................... transition (or is it implementation?)............
Classsic.
1.9D (AEF) pop-top. Aaaaahhhhh........that's better.
- itchyfeet
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Re: WBXmayo
ajsimmo wrote:Interesting that you put pistons in from the top. I have tried it, but it's not easy to do smoothly. Ialways put them in from the bottom, as per VW manuals. There is a chamfer to help the rings transition (or is it implementation?) into the bore. The cut outs seem to help too.
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Not tried going in the bottom myself
Another case of me not reading the maual as long as the co pressor is tight they go in ok but you need to go in quick
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Re: WBXmayo
Reminds me of the first 412 engine rebuild I did (many moons ago). In my case I assembled the pistons first then slid the barrels onto the pistons using a big, well lubricated, jubilee clip as a piston ring compressor. My toolkit was nowhere near as extensive back in those days
Always more than one way to skin a cat, and as I have a CU engine to rebuild this is great prep
Always more than one way to skin a cat, and as I have a CU engine to rebuild this is great prep
1981 RHD 2.0 Aircooled Leisuredrive project, CU engine
1990 RHD 1.9 Auto Sleeper with DF/DG engine
1990 RHD 1.9 Auto Sleeper with DF/DG engine
- itchyfeet
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Re: WBXmayo
VW manual says put pistons on con rods then barrels on so maybe that's why they go in from the bottom.
Piston install by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
Piston install by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
- itchyfeet
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Re: WBXmayo
Well you learn something everyday, it seems 2.1s always had 10mm tappet screws, been through the collection and I have a set of rocker shafts with 10mm screws
I'm sure there must be 2.1's out there with 9mm screws after rebuilds, I have certainly stripped a DJ with 9mm rocker screws.
P1090372 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
just looked back at WBXlog DJ build pics which had the heads from Mayo engine and they are 10mm
P1060791 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
I'm sure there must be 2.1's out there with 9mm screws after rebuilds, I have certainly stripped a DJ with 9mm rocker screws.
P1090372 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
just looked back at WBXlog DJ build pics which had the heads from Mayo engine and they are 10mm
P1060791 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
- itchyfeet
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Re: WBXmayo
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Re: WBXmayo
Not so speedi sleeve fitted tonight, Most flywheels are now grooved and will leak oil past seals if not sleeved.
P1090408 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
measure up
P1090410 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
Engineers blue ( or a marker pen) and scribe the depth
P1090412 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
dermel in a vice with a crude depth gauge and cutting disk
P1090416 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
clean up the burr
P1090419 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
cut the rim
P1090420 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
clean with meths, some oil resistant high temp Dirko
P1090425 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
hammer it on
P1090426 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
peel off the rim
P1090430 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
file the edge off carefully making sure it's under flush
P1090431 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
ready to set end float
P1090439 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
P1090408 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
measure up
P1090410 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
Engineers blue ( or a marker pen) and scribe the depth
P1090412 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
dermel in a vice with a crude depth gauge and cutting disk
P1090416 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
clean up the burr
P1090419 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
cut the rim
P1090420 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
clean with meths, some oil resistant high temp Dirko
P1090425 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
hammer it on
P1090426 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
peel off the rim
P1090430 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
file the edge off carefully making sure it's under flush
P1090431 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
ready to set end float
P1090439 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
- itchyfeet
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Re: WBXmayo
Started with a new thrust washer ( they come as a pair so one new on inside already) a 0.4mm large diameter shim and one 0.32mm shim
P1090441 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
this plate stops the flywheel rotating when you do the measurement which makes it inaccurate.
P1090448 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
about 0.35mm so I'm aiming for minimum float which is 0.07mm so I need a 0.28mm shim which I don't have ( all my shims are larger)
P1090444 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
removed new thrust washer and replaced with a used one which give me some and then fitted some other shims to get the 0.07mm
P1090445 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
not spot on 0.1mm
P1090446 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
remeasure and swapped the smaller shims for very slightly bigger ones
P1090447 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
spot on
P1090449 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
P1090441 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
this plate stops the flywheel rotating when you do the measurement which makes it inaccurate.
P1090448 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
about 0.35mm so I'm aiming for minimum float which is 0.07mm so I need a 0.28mm shim which I don't have ( all my shims are larger)
P1090444 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
removed new thrust washer and replaced with a used one which give me some and then fitted some other shims to get the 0.07mm
P1090445 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
not spot on 0.1mm
P1090446 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
remeasure and swapped the smaller shims for very slightly bigger ones
P1090447 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
spot on
P1090449 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
- itchyfeet
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Re: WBXmayo
I guess this was once on an auto, studs are not VW they are a bit of studding cut to length and threads in poor condition
pulled them out and replaced with studs from another spare case I had
P1090452 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
Thread locked in to 75mm for a manual gearbox.
P1090454 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
pulled them out and replaced with studs from another spare case I had
P1090452 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr
Thread locked in to 75mm for a manual gearbox.
P1090454 by Paul_Barr, on Flickr