I did have to use the flywheel and clutch off the 1.6 on the AAZ to mate up to the starter.
Seems everybody I ask says that an AAZ in a MK1 is great, and I'm no different!
Quote from: levi20AE on December 22, 2012, 05:33:51 pmI did have to use the flywheel and clutch off the 1.6 on the AAZ to mate up to the starter. All 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 1.9 (excluding the TDI) and even the mk3 2.0L ABA all use the same 8v flywheel and clutch. So unfortunately you didn't have to do anything with the clutch.. Unless the clutch was bad on the 1.9. Quote from: CrazyAndy on December 23, 2012, 06:58:45 pmSeems everybody I ask says that an AAZ in a MK1 is great, and I'm no different! The 1.9 is just better than the 1.6 in every way. Better air flow, more displacement, more power potential from stock components with free mods. lol
Regarding starting an engine sitting on the driveway, do you do it without coolant? How long can you run it w/o damage? 5 sec? 30 sec? 60 sec?
Quote from: CrazyAndy on December 23, 2012, 06:58:45 pmSeems everybody I ask says that an AAZ in a MK1 is great, and I'm no different! The 1.9 is just better than the 1.6 in every way. Better air flow, more displacement, more power potential from stock components with free mods. lol
Quote from: 92EcoDiesel Jetta on August 29, 2012, 04:44:33 pmRegarding starting an engine sitting on the driveway, do you do it without coolant? How long can you run it w/o damage? 5 sec? 30 sec? 60 sec?i run it cautiously, and keep feeling the block and head constantly..ive run an engine for 2-3 minutes without coolant before.. diesels are STUPID efficient at idle.when my diesel is cold, it will idle with roughly 200*f EGTs.. if your exhaust is only 200*, then the engine isnt gonna heat up very quick.you can run a VW diesel for a LONG time without coolant.. longer than you could ever want to run one.
Also came across this random, solid?, (right) lifter. Someone has been in here before me.
The one on the right is a hydraulic. The ones in my 91 TD are the same, the replacements I got are as well.A solid should have the recess in the top for a puck (shim).
That's all for today. Tomorrow I will continue taking the head apart to see what else is broken. I'm guessing that either the timing belt broke at some point or someone may have messed up changing the belt. Either way, they messed up.Have a good New Years and stay safe.
Also don't forget to check lifter bores and valve guides.