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Hey there
I've been checking out this site for almost two years and thought it about time to register.
I'm originally from Somerset and moved to New Zealand in 2000. I always wanted an S2 and managed to get one of only twelve in the country.
Black late 1994 - standard apart from Milltek rear, de catted, Mark H mod and slightly dodgy MAK alloys that were on the car when I bought it.
Here's my question...when I quickly rev the engine, the WGFV clicks like crazy when the revs get up high - and I can feel it when I touch the WGFV. Have searched the posts on here to see if this is as it should be but couldn't find a yes or no answer. The car goes pretty well, but a little spluttery above 3K...I'm thinking WGFV but want to make sure before I spend hard earned Kiwi $ and place an order to Germany.
I took it out and washed it out with WD40 and some carb cleaner - two of the three pipes I could blow though, so that's good. Checked (visually) the surrounding hoses and they seem fine.
Anyway, first question of probably many...and thanks for your advice.
Cheers
Martin
I've been checking out this site for almost two years and thought it about time to register.
I'm originally from Somerset and moved to New Zealand in 2000. I always wanted an S2 and managed to get one of only twelve in the country.
Black late 1994 - standard apart from Milltek rear, de catted, Mark H mod and slightly dodgy MAK alloys that were on the car when I bought it.
Here's my question...when I quickly rev the engine, the WGFV clicks like crazy when the revs get up high - and I can feel it when I touch the WGFV. Have searched the posts on here to see if this is as it should be but couldn't find a yes or no answer. The car goes pretty well, but a little spluttery above 3K...I'm thinking WGFV but want to make sure before I spend hard earned Kiwi $ and place an order to Germany.
I took it out and washed it out with WD40 and some carb cleaner - two of the three pipes I could blow though, so that's good. Checked (visually) the surrounding hoses and they seem fine.
Anyway, first question of probably many...and thanks for your advice.
Cheers
Martin
to the site, I can't answer your question but I expect someone will on here,I've found this site to be very helpful and I've learned a lot about my Stu.
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