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No a4s or passat 1.8ts had cable throttle afaik... The agu golf was the only one that did, ill check down bucklands when I'm next there...
The b5 a4's did IIRC, was looking for my mate who was planning on ditching the ecu stuff on his tdi
If none of them did (which is likely i guess) ill just weld an extension on the throttle cable and make a holder myself, probs be easier than fitting another pedal box anyway to be fair!
Looks interesting, your uncle doesn't realise how lucky he is..!
A donor pump turned up today, was in need of a 6 pot DI camplate, only have an IDI one atm, dont normally deal with 6 pot stuff! finding them is tricky as there mainly on lorrys etc, and as soon as you mension commericial vehicle, people seem to think its worth 500 times what its meant to be, but found a pump for spares on ebay, so took a punt, paid 40 quid for it, really just preying the camplate was still ok, as everything else can be replaced with my own bits anyways, turned up today, all the head bolts rounded out, 2 of the top hat bolts rounded out, so thought, "this is a good start", anyways drilled them all out, to reveal what i suspected, a water damaged pump, so had fingers crossed it hadnt pitted the plate to bad, sadly it has a bit, although not awfully, its not ideal, but I think its good enough for an initial pump, once its prooven might even just go and buy a brand new one with hi lift, but want to here it run first!

Some pictures of the pump, for anyone that hasnt seen a rusted out example, this is all to common i might add!


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But nothing a bit of TLC cant sort for now!
Got loads of 6 cyl pumps kicking around at work and a load of draws full of ve spares, il have a look for you tomorrow and see of there's any 6/DI camplates that are any good
Cheers dan appreciate it, anything 6 pot and DI, the DI ones are obviously more sharp the anything IDI....can bung this on for now, but ive done it before and find once they are pitted, they wear out / loose lift fairly quick, so would like to replace it asap even if not straight away!
Spent a bit of time today putting a pump together, altho giving some greif due to silly short snout requirement and lack of 19mm shafts with short snout and correct thread pitch to allow retaining nut to fit inside the pulley ive made, thought id upload a photo of part of my VE spare parts collection, note the cardboard box in the background that is also full of pump bodies / bits, the shelf to the left thats full, and the rack above my bench full of current pump builds Tongue still not always got the bit I need though!!!

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(23-11-2012, 08:48 PM)darrenjlobb Wrote: [ -> ]Spent a bit of time today putting a pump together, altho giving some greif due to silly short snout requirement and lack of 19mm shafts with short snout and correct thread pitch to allow retaining nut to fit inside the pulley ive made, thought id upload a photo of part of my VE spare parts collection, note the cardboard box in the background that is also full of pump bodies / bits, the shelf to the left thats full, and the rack above my bench full of current pump builds Tongue still not always got the bit I need though!!!

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and I thought my parts hoarding was bad........
Spent some more time on this today, have had to fit a screwed camplate for the time being, still on the lookout bigtime for an agressive DI 6 pot VE camplate...

Anyway, after alot of hassle finally got a pump together ( was determined to run a shorter snout due to lack of room, and also limited on shank size due to pulley brew, got there in the end, but had to pilcher bits from god only knows how many pumps!

Anyway, eventually ended up with this, its not clean / pretty, but this car is just a rough daily spec thing outside, so little point going to to much effort!

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Starting making up a mounting bracket, start out with a flat plate in the base to the orignal 4 bolt holes:

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Then drill holes to base mount the VE:

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Then kill the drill:

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Get another drill out, finish the bottom plate, and test fit the pump to confirm belt alignment etc:

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All seems good, am going to weld a front plate on the front of the base plate i think to catch the pumps from mount as well, and maybe also to small strips across to each head to support id sideways on.

Have gotta bend a load of new injector lines tomorrow due to old ones being vp44 style and to big for any VE Dv's, but its making progress Smile
darren you legend!

This is looking awesome!!! lol
a VE pump looks like it was meant to be there. Had any further thoughts on the throttle cable problem?
il be looking forward to see how it looks all plumbed in anyway Smile
Not looked into throttle cable, ill probs just buy a universal cable and weld the pedal to accept one / bore hole thro the bulkhead...easier than frigging around trying to find a pedal box tbh i think...

Only other issue is to be bonnet clearance, currently the bonnet will jsut close, but its resting on the pump, which will be lanme as fook, will try taking some material off the top, but failing that ill have to mount a side mounted LDA / cut hole in bonnet, not sure yet
i presume you have removed all the sound deadening from the underside of the bonnet? but yeah, it definatly would look lame with the top of the pump poking out through the top Sad
what model audi is it? just wandering if theres a big v8 petrol version that came with a slightly bulged bonnet?
I remember seeing a Dihatsue Fourtrack DERV thing at the scrapyard which had a very flat LDA cap, might be worth looking at on of them.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_kw=fourtrak+fuel+pump
Just read this, Looks like wicked project
Ive got a boost can style lda lid which i can use in a worst case, id just rather not waste it on this if possible...i can chop the stock lda cap down a fair bit, just weather it will be enough or not!
This is just fantastic stuff! Good man Darren, will keep a keen eye on this
Thats a thing of beauty right there!
Awesomeness mate
Can you not run an NA pump without the LDA and be a better driver? lol
christ thats a decent collection of parts! results of this should be interesting!
Quote:Only other issue is to be bonnet clearance, currently the bonnet will jsut close, but its resting on the pump, which will be lanme as fook, will try taking some material off the top, but failing that ill have to mount a side mounted LDA / cut hole in bonnet, not sure yet

Bonnet Scoop lash...
ideal, this build is epic Big Grin keeping an eye on this
The lda cap on that pump looks a bit different to normal (no screw) but I took the top bit off mine by taking the screw out putting it in from underneath, then chopping the top and fillering/sanding etc.
The lack of a screw is due to the warranty cap bud Smile
(27-11-2012, 01:00 PM)Ruan Wrote: [ -> ]The lack of a screw is due to the warranty cap bud Smile


Aha I didn't even consider that should have looked a bit closer. I'm not used to seeing pumps which havn't been tampered with!
Ive still not got any internet at my house, but Chris has hopefully started uploading the videos ive been making and first one should be up on the link below Smile

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wUuhhDH4Gw
"I mean the route issue of this audi is the ecu is f*cked." Good to see you're using technical terminology Wink
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