Saving an S1

Saving an S1

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88S1

Original Poster:

685 posts

48 months

Tried new control module thingy, no difference. Will wait for plugs and go again next weekend.


v8s4me

7,099 posts

206 months

Good idea - have a break from it.

88S1 said:
....... manifolds getting warm so something is happening. .......
Friction? Have you put oil in it? biglaughbiggrinbiggrin

Here's a couple of helpful videos to watch during the week.

https://youtu.be/RJOPeMgLtK4

https://youtu.be/_0vhImRd-v4?t=2

https://youtu.be/Ax6O6Zhxx0E?t=1

Irresponsible adults only! biglaugh

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htfi9uLydEE

If you did one at a time into a jam jar you'd probably get away with it but note the comment on one of the videos about the injector seals.





Edited by v8s4me on Sunday 19th March 15:54

88S1

Original Poster:

685 posts

48 months

Thanks so much. Will watch them., Good to know anyway.

v8s4me

7,099 posts

206 months

Yesterday (16:12)
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Just had a thought.

After you take the old plugs out but before you fit the new ones spin the motor over on the starter until the oil pressure gauge shows something like normal pressure. Before you spin it though, squirt some engine oil down the bores and down the push-rod tubes so the cam has plenty of oil on it for start up.

Also disconnect the coil and put an old towel over the top of the engine to stop anything getting sucked in or oil getting blown over your nice clean engine bay.

Don't forget to reconnect the coil (now how do I know that? laugh)