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rallyecomms

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Post #76
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F*$% S*@% T$%*#ing exhaust!

Angry


LOL ...problems?


Keep having the exhaust refitted and within a month it's blowing again Angry


snap Sad. its getting fecking annoying. will check out the gap around the top mount this evening and see what the craic is...

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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 12:38
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WillGTi6

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Don't think the crack makes anything spread


just seems everyone with a big gap has cracked mounting holes....a crack at the mounting hole will allow the rest of the mounting point to spread slightly


No it wont, and if it does then you have very serious problems! LOL

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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 12:42
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Don't think the crack makes anything spread


just seems everyone with a big gap has cracked mounting holes....a crack at the mounting hole will allow the rest of the mounting point to spread slightly


No it wont, and if it does then you have very serious problems! LOL


people have got serious problems....you got a better suggestion for the differences?Unsure
Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 12:49
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French engineering.......

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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 12:50
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French engineering.......


it's made in coventry though....

...we'll maybe we need to take measurements....anyone?
Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 12:54
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What's made in Coventry?

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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 12:57
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What's made in Coventry?


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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 12:58
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Really?

Anyway i said french engineering not french manufacturing

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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 13:12
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Yeah I do work for one. But I am a tech in a main dealer, and they we don't do welding. Sad

Plus VW don't like me taking my '6' into their workshop even if I put it on my own ramp!
They are a very picky lot.

Thanks though Dom.

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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 16:45
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Tossers Angry

Time to change jobs Yes

gotta have perks in the trade Big grin
Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 16:49
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Post #86
OK HERE IS THE LOW DOWN!!


I have been to pug today and had a word with my monkeysWink

It seems that they did recognise a problem and made a shim plate the sits between the rubber and the mount its self

BUTShock

It was for the 206Angry Angry

However

Pug monkey spanner manRazz

Told me it is a very common problem, more so in Hdi's and Gti6 because of huge torque

All they do is make sure every thing is Uber tight


SO hope that clears things up

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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 16:58
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Cheers detective Welly Cool
Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 17:03
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Hmm new status titleWhistle Whistle

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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 17:06
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Post #89
Did mine today only managed to get a 2mm bent over old diy spanner in there, there was no way i was gonna get a 4mm in it, there was only a gap at the inlet side of the mount Smile, has eliminated my clutch judder but havn't really been anywhere else to test it out Thumbs up
Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 18:37
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Mine needs doing, crazy really to have left it like this so long!

6miester has attached the following image:

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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 20:06
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Post #91
Mine isnt very much either..2mm at the most but it rocks like a b*tch...


Where are the other mounts

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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 20:15
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Mine looks like 6 miesters. There is no gap at the exhaust end. just need to find something to wedge it with LOL I cant see it making the car go better as someone said in a previous post lol as the engine moves back on accelarating and there is no gap on the back part of the mount! Laugh

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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 20:39
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Mine looks like 6 miesters. There is no gap at the exhaust end. just need to find something to wedge it with LOL I cant see it making the car go better as someone said in a previous post lol as the engine moves back on accelarating and there is no gap on the back part of the mount! Laugh


Think i will copy Doms rather good idea. Your right about accelerating tho! Hopefully chocking the mount at the front will improve changing up in to second, hard to get that smooth.

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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 20:44
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You can loose power if the engine moves Yes
Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 21:49
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Where are the other mounts dom..

I know where the gearbox mount is....

Is the other under the battery box

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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 21:54
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one by drive shaft and one at front near sump
Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 21:54
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Post #97
Christ how many..

And it still rocks...

It apain in the ass as passengers can feel the engine rock

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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 21:55
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Have you had your top mount out yet? bodywork may be fecked under it.
Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 21:56
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It doesnt move much on the top mount..

well not that i can see...Both my rubbers are vertualy touching the body work anyway..

Thought about ramming something in there but when i looked nowt space to do it

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Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 21:58
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Check it
Posted 24th Aug 2004 at 22:02
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