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[Re: [Blown Engine question...]]
- Subject: [Re: [Blown Engine question...]]
- From: losinit@usa.net (Cathy Boyko)
- Date: Mon, 05 May 2003 22:53:42 -0400
I've heard of quite a few (on 16Vs), actually saw one repaired a few mont=
hs
back. But my nephew's 1.9 TD had his go too so it does happen the the TDs=
as
well.
Power's going off!!
Cathy
Eric S <scirocco81@vwmail.net> wrote:
> Cathy,
> =
> This keyway problem.....I personally believe it is a 16v problem only..=
=2EI
haven't heard of any 8v guys experiencing this...has any 8v guy here had =
their
crank keyway break?
> =
> My theory is, the added stress of the 8 extra valves and extra cam and =
cam
chain is too much stress on the timing belt and keyway...
> =
> I'd only expect a diesel 8v to experience this, if any 8v has (added st=
ress
on the timing belt from the injection pump).
> =
> --
> Eric
> www.VintageWatercooleds.com
> =
> 79 VW Iltis
> 81 Scirocco S (*TDI* swap and complete restoration in holding pattern)
> 81 Rabbit Truck LX Diesel (Waiting for BAE Turbo Install)
> 83 Scirocco Wolfsburg
> 91 Cabriolet (2.0 Crossflow 8v swap and mechanical rebuild in progress)=
> =
> =
> --- Cathy Boyko <losinit@usa.net> wrote:
> >Obviously oil figures prominently. I killed a 350 back in the day when=
the
oil
> >pump stopped working, lots of oil in it, valves got noisy, then it die=
d
(no
> >kidding eh?). Siezed piston, snapped connecting rod. (I was running a =
guy
at a
> >light too!) It got an oil pressure guage after that. As for ours, not =
a
total
> >write off, but serious, is the ever popular crank keyway problem (this=
gives
> >what is best described as "continuously variable timing", but not in a=
good
> >way.) That's what lead to my only two new engines.
> >Cathy
> >1987 2L 16V "the silver headache"
> >1980 running parts car
> >looking for Rocc #3
> >
> >Cory Langford <corylang@dccnet.com> wrote:
> >> =
> >> =
> >> I have seen a number of listers having real troubles with their engi=
nes
> >> over the last year. Thrown rods, broken cranks, broken wrist pins, =
etc,
> >etc.
> >> =
> >> Having only ever taken out a head gasket. I figure it might be time =
to
get
> >> a good list of things that could go wrong and their symptoms :)
> >> =
> >> =
> >> So what are the obvious symptoms of the various ways we can kill an
> >engine...
> >> =
> >> =
> >> Cory Langford
> >> '86 turbo project - running, just needs tuning :)
> >> '79 Cheap Ass turbo daily driver - Restore in progress...
> >> '65 Ghia - The next project in the garage
> >> =
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