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itsabuglife DBS Old Timer
Number of posts : 2276 Age : 37 Location : Back in sunny Highbridge My Ride(s) : 1971 bug, 73 baywindow, hymer motor home, 1984 mk1 golf git cabby, 1997 t4 Registration date : 2007-01-14
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Fri Mar 07, 2008 7:55 pm | |
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nomates DBS Top Tater
Number of posts : 18609 Age : 51 Location : weston-s-mare My Ride(s) : 1967 fridolin and 1966 (award winning-and yea i am being gay) ghia and 1960 bubble car Registration date : 2006-11-19
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Fri Mar 07, 2008 8:08 pm | |
| dude ,have you got the pushrod tubes the correct way round?.......i thought the wider end alway's went to the head ,not the engine ...as there is more movement of the pushrod at the head end ...therefore the wider end allows for the movement .......
....I could be wrong ....just remember this from building my engine | |
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itsabuglife DBS Old Timer
Number of posts : 2276 Age : 37 Location : Back in sunny Highbridge My Ride(s) : 1971 bug, 73 baywindow, hymer motor home, 1984 mk1 golf git cabby, 1997 t4 Registration date : 2007-01-14
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Fri Mar 07, 2008 8:45 pm | |
| dont say that they are a right A hole to get in | |
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nomates DBS Top Tater
Number of posts : 18609 Age : 51 Location : weston-s-mare My Ride(s) : 1967 fridolin and 1966 (award winning-and yea i am being gay) ghia and 1960 bubble car Registration date : 2006-11-19
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Fri Mar 07, 2008 8:57 pm | |
| - itsabuglife wrote:
- dont say that they are a right A hole to get in
sorry Dude ....like I said ....check as i could be wrong .....but one part (the springy bit) fits inside the tube part ......this means that the springy bit is narrower than the tube part ......so should go a certain way round to alllow for the travel of the pushrod at the cylinder head end .........it may not make any differance on a stock motor .....but I had an engine sat on my front room floor ....and the first thing an engine builder that i know said when he saw it was ......'you've got the push rod tube the wrong way round'....then he explained why ........that's how i know ......but check before you change it as the pushrod may rub on the tube if you don't sorry dude.....but I'm only trying to help | |
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itsabuglife DBS Old Timer
Number of posts : 2276 Age : 37 Location : Back in sunny Highbridge My Ride(s) : 1971 bug, 73 baywindow, hymer motor home, 1984 mk1 golf git cabby, 1997 t4 Registration date : 2007-01-14
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Sat Mar 08, 2008 10:13 am | |
| - nomates wrote:
- itsabuglife wrote:
- dont say that they are a right A hole to get in
sorry Dude ....like I said ....check as i could be wrong .....but one part (the springy bit) fits inside the tube part ......this means that the springy bit is narrower than the tube part ......so should go a certain way round to alllow for the travel of the pushrod at the cylinder head end .........it may not make any differance on a stock motor .....but I had an engine sat on my front room floor ....and the first thing an engine builder that i know said when he saw it was ......'you've got the push rod tube the wrong way round'....then he explained why ........that's how i know ......but check before you change it as the pushrod may rub on the tube if you don't
sorry dude.....but I'm only trying to help cheers for the pointer nomates i may try and get them out again on monday | |
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renegade67 DBS Old Timer
Number of posts : 2672 Age : 57 Location : WSM My Ride(s) : 2013 T5.5 180ps DSG kombi, 1972 Classic Range Rover, Registration date : 2006-08-20
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Sat Mar 08, 2008 10:21 pm | |
| - nomates wrote:
- itsabuglife wrote:
- dont say that they are a right A hole to get in
sorry Dude ....like I said ....check as i could be wrong .....but one part (the springy bit) fits inside the tube part ......this means that the springy bit is narrower than the tube part ......so should go a certain way round to alllow for the travel of the pushrod at the cylinder head end .........it may not make any differance on a stock motor .....but I had an engine sat on my front room floor ....and the first thing an engine builder that i know said when he saw it was ......'you've got the push rod tube the wrong way round'....then he explained why ........that's how i know ......but check before you change it as the pushrod may rub on the tube if you don't
sorry dude.....but I'm only trying to help On all the engines I have fitted spring loaded pushrods to(standard) I have fitted the spring end at the cylinder head, and NEVER had a leak. | |
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itsabuglife DBS Old Timer
Number of posts : 2276 Age : 37 Location : Back in sunny Highbridge My Ride(s) : 1971 bug, 73 baywindow, hymer motor home, 1984 mk1 golf git cabby, 1997 t4 Registration date : 2007-01-14
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Sat Mar 08, 2008 10:45 pm | |
| cheers for that dude ill give it a try | |
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itsabuglife DBS Old Timer
Number of posts : 2276 Age : 37 Location : Back in sunny Highbridge My Ride(s) : 1971 bug, 73 baywindow, hymer motor home, 1984 mk1 golf git cabby, 1997 t4 Registration date : 2007-01-14
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Mon Apr 21, 2008 8:46 pm | |
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nomates DBS Top Tater
Number of posts : 18609 Age : 51 Location : weston-s-mare My Ride(s) : 1967 fridolin and 1966 (award winning-and yea i am being gay) ghia and 1960 bubble car Registration date : 2006-11-19
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Mon Apr 21, 2008 9:43 pm | |
| - renegade67 wrote:
- nomates wrote:
- itsabuglife wrote:
- dont say that they are a right A hole to get in
sorry Dude ....like I said ....check as i could be wrong .....but one part (the springy bit) fits inside the tube part ......this means that the springy bit is narrower than the tube part ......so should go a certain way round to alllow for the travel of the pushrod at the cylinder head end .........it may not make any differance on a stock motor .....but I had an engine sat on my front room floor ....and the first thing an engine builder that i know said when he saw it was ......'you've got the push rod tube the wrong way round'....then he explained why ........that's how i know ......but check before you change it as the pushrod may rub on the tube if you don't
sorry dude.....but I'm only trying to help
On all the engines I have fitted spring loaded pushrods to(standard) I have fitted the spring end at the cylinder head, and NEVER had a leak. you won't get a leak ....its a clearance issue ....the push rod could rub on the inside of the tubes .......as there is a wider end and a narrow end | |
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itsabuglife DBS Old Timer
Number of posts : 2276 Age : 37 Location : Back in sunny Highbridge My Ride(s) : 1971 bug, 73 baywindow, hymer motor home, 1984 mk1 golf git cabby, 1997 t4 Registration date : 2007-01-14
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Tue Apr 22, 2008 10:28 pm | |
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Impy Mcdub DBS Old Timer
Number of posts : 4983 Age : 53 Location : oh my Godney My Ride(s) : mk2 goof big bumper gti 8v....slammed n rough Registration date : 2006-08-20
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Wed Apr 23, 2008 9:31 am | |
| Love the "kid on xmas morning" look on Gem's face.........classic | |
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thecrewkid Driveshaft Destroyer
Number of posts : 8406 Age : 44 Location : Bridgwater My Ride(s) : '04 LWB T5.. Restored escort RS turbo estate. Registration date : 2006-08-30
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Wed Apr 23, 2008 11:33 am | |
| Aint that the truth Impster....
So are you gonna be in the bug for friday sam/gem??????? | |
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purple73 DBS Pervert
Number of posts : 731 Age : 37 Location : Greinton Registration date : 2007-01-05
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Wed Apr 23, 2008 6:55 pm | |
| I could shoot him i told him not to put those pics up!!! Just got back in from work and found that the bug has been turned around, spoke to sams mum (cus he is working till 10 tonight) and apparantly he was working on it this morning, filled it up with petrol and took it for a drive!! SO Im presuming we are coming in it? I have to wait and see what he sayd later! One job to do is to sort the seat out as at the mo i cant reach the peddals and the seat is kinda stuck!! | |
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dubberatlast DBS Top Tater
Number of posts : 15756 Age : 45 Registration date : 2006-09-01
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renegade67 DBS Old Timer
Number of posts : 2672 Age : 57 Location : WSM My Ride(s) : 2013 T5.5 180ps DSG kombi, 1972 Classic Range Rover, Registration date : 2006-08-20
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Wed Apr 23, 2008 7:29 pm | |
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itsabuglife DBS Old Timer
Number of posts : 2276 Age : 37 Location : Back in sunny Highbridge My Ride(s) : 1971 bug, 73 baywindow, hymer motor home, 1984 mk1 golf git cabby, 1997 t4 Registration date : 2007-01-14
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Wed Apr 23, 2008 9:45 pm | |
| i think the seat might be welded so it doesnt move so could prob do with another seat so if i brake this one gem can still drive it | |
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| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Wed Apr 23, 2008 9:56 pm | |
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Azrael DBS Old Timer
Number of posts : 1502 Age : 35 Location : Rooksbridge, nr Weston My Ride(s) : I would like a Beetle Registration date : 2007-01-08
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Thu Apr 24, 2008 3:48 am | |
| Argh what is all this foreign speak, nah but seriously, cool looking bug, im really looking forward to getting my project and starting on it | |
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ProjectParsons DBS Old Timer
Number of posts : 1431 Age : 43 Location : Burnham on Sea My Ride(s) : MK2 Jetta Turbo Diesel Registration date : 2007-03-22
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Thu Apr 24, 2008 5:29 pm | |
| Mate if you need a seat Ive got one, but it'll need a seat cover/tart up as the cover is bolloxed. Let me know... *edit* or cut the base off mine and weld it to your good seat | |
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itsabuglife DBS Old Timer
Number of posts : 2276 Age : 37 Location : Back in sunny Highbridge My Ride(s) : 1971 bug, 73 baywindow, hymer motor home, 1984 mk1 golf git cabby, 1997 t4 Registration date : 2007-01-14
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Thu Apr 24, 2008 8:35 pm | |
| yes please are you going to the sea front 2moz for the meet is ther a chance you could bring it please | |
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itsabuglife DBS Old Timer
Number of posts : 2276 Age : 37 Location : Back in sunny Highbridge My Ride(s) : 1971 bug, 73 baywindow, hymer motor home, 1984 mk1 golf git cabby, 1997 t4 Registration date : 2007-01-14
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Thu Apr 24, 2008 8:59 pm | |
| stinking pigging bug every thing was going kool with the bug for tomorrow untill one indicator dicided to give up so damo came round and helped me sort that out cus me and wiring is dangerous but turned out to be sumit simple. and then i thought id try all the lights and i cant get the fooking thing of high beam | |
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| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Fri Apr 25, 2008 7:23 am | |
| It's getting there guys Cheers for the diversion advice last nite Sam |
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purple73 DBS Pervert
Number of posts : 731 Age : 37 Location : Greinton Registration date : 2007-01-05
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purple73 DBS Pervert
Number of posts : 731 Age : 37 Location : Greinton Registration date : 2007-01-05
| Subject: Re: Dipsy gems new beetle Sat Apr 26, 2008 5:34 pm | |
| - Impy Mcdub wrote:
- Love the "kid on xmas morning" look on Gem's face.........classic
I drove it home the back roads through Brean last night for the first time and loved every minute!!! Best birthday pressie ever!!!! Yes face was beaming again!! | |
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