Newbie and his cars....

[Bart 124]

Well, having joined up but not really said hello properly, just thought id show my cars that ive had in the short time ive been driving.

Started 2 1/2 years ago with this as my first car, spent some time making her what she was but then bought my first Mk2 GTI

Mk3 1.4 mmmmm.....Haha



Then bought this..



and did this...



but then got bored and bought this and played around making it my own...





Before finally bringing me to my first audi bought for £300 with air con etc etc





I know it has a tow bar, but unfortunately i need this and something slightly sensible to take this around the country



Haha, anyways nice to meet you and all that Jazz

[Fat Audi 80]

Hello and

Loving the work with white golf!

Cheers,

steve

[hybridavant]

Hi bart. nice golfs in the pics , where in dorset are you located as i am in dorset too bridport area.
Like the bike too CR125 or 250?
How you liking your audi ?

[Bart 124]

Hey, im in Bere Regis or Bournemouth most of my time but working for Puma UK in portsmouth at the moment. Its a CRF250 matey....im usually up Rogers Hill practicing! Audi is good apart from its developed a idle problem that comes and goes.....Hunts up and down through the revs sometimes. Any ideas? ISV?

[hybridavant]

Bere regis eh! i know that area ,thats where most of my family are from.
crf 250 nice bike dude.
Ref your audi i would put my money on the idle stabilisation valve , remove the valve and clean out with a tin of carb cleaner ,make sure the little flap inside is free to move.

[Bart 124]

Cheers mate, yeah its awesome to ride so much easier than a stroker.

Had a go at cleaning it out but couldnt figure how you ipen the damn thing to give it a good cleanse, unless i had the wrong part....

[hybridavant]

Bart the thing you need to clean is @ the rear of the engine , has a small hose going in and other end goes into the manifold ,i have added a pic for your ref,hope this helps.
P.s the unit wont come apart so you can only clean from the outside,you could use a small paint brush with the carb cleaner to loosen the crud.

[Bart 124]

You squire have helped immensly, cheers for that!!!