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> Start-up an engine out of the car, Tips & Tricks?
computers4kids
post Dec 26 2006, 11:09 PM
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I have a couple of complete 2.0 motors in my garage that I would like start-up in my garage but out of the car. I can do a leak down test on both of them and do a compression test, but I would also like to see how the run, adjust valves, timing, before I install one of them. They are both FI motors.

Any tips or advice?


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post Dec 27 2006, 01:08 AM
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Secure it to the ground so it won't torque it's self off the stand. The fuel pump on an FI motor will be the biggest PITA in my opinion.
You can adjust the valves out of the car easy enough, and with points do a static timing adjustment with a test light, I can't remember how, but the idiot's guide to VW repair spells it out well.
I'm not sure the covenience of doing the adjustments out of the car outweighs the difficulty of hooking everything up on the floor.
You should go with the one with the best leakdown, and then the next time you drive out to the coast, drop the other one off at my house so I can store it for you in my second 914 and test it for a couple of years for you.
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