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> LJet Dark Magic tune up kit, Please help with sorcery
nditiz1
post Mar 13 2022, 07:34 PM
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So because I care more about driving my 914 than fixing issues with a leaking engine I decided to buy a 1.8L. I mean why not. So it runs and doesn't run perfect, but sounds pretty ok. I barely got through my last dark magic djet battle. This is an all new animal. This has most likely been asked before, but I have never come across it. IS there a listing of all the seals, hoses, frog powder dust, that I need to purchase to do a complete tune up of this old girl? When I perform a tune up it usually consists of cap, rotor, plugs, wires, oil, valve adjustment, and timing. I never touch any seals or vac hoses, but it seems like this should be done. Help me please with a list of "definite replace these" items. Oh and it's a 75 1.8L.

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Van B
post Mar 14 2022, 01:10 PM
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If you just bought the car, I would recommend going through all the L-Jet systems and make sure they're functioning. Then, once you've got a baseline established and a familiarity with what each part does, you'll find this car much more enjoyable.

I've been chasing a weak cold start issue ever since I bought my car last year. I've uncovered/learned some very interesting things along the way that I think are important for every L-jet owner to keep an eye on.

In finding so many small issues, I've arrived at the opinion that my cold start issues are a culmination of many things not working as they should.

Us 1.8 guys are here and ready to help whenever you're ready to dig in.

Van
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post Mar 14 2022, 06:35 PM
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QUOTE(Van B @ Mar 14 2022, 01:10 PM) *

If you just bought the car, I would recommend going through all the L-Jet systems and make sure they're functioning. Then, once you've got a baseline established and a familiarity with what each part does, you'll find this car much more enjoyable.

I've been chasing a weak cold start issue ever since I bought my car last year. I've uncovered/learned some very interesting things along the way that I think are important for every L-jet owner to keep an eye on.

In finding so many small issues, I've arrived at the opinion that my cold start issues are a culmination of many things not working as they should.

Us 1.8 guys are here and ready to help whenever you're ready to dig in.

Van


And us djet guys are here for the (IMG:style_emoticons/default/popcorn[1].gif)
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