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Category: repair

Repair: It’s time for a oil change

by Mark Brownaftermarket, Air Cooled, buggy, engine, Ghia, rail, repair, review, Type 1, Type 181, Type 2Posted on April 13, 2018April 14, 2018Comments are Disabled

Ok, this seems like this will be a simplistic article.  It sort-of is, everything is basic, but you need to be very conscious and meticulous to prevent trouble from finding …

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Repair: Bulbs – An illuminating topic…

by Mark Brownaftermarket, electrical, repair, Type 1Posted on March 30, 2018June 23, 2018Comments are Disabled

Ever just wanted to know what bulbs to install in your late model Bug? …or you were wondering about LED bulb versus conventional tungsten bulb brightness. I put together this …

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Repair: Pssst, hey mister, gotta light?

by Hank Blommerselectrical, repair, Type 1Posted on March 23, 2018March 23, 2018Comments are Disabled

When I pull the dashboard mounted headlight switch to its half way position, no running lights. When I pull it out to it’s full out position, no headlights. What? What’s …

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Repair: Front Suspension

by Mark Brownaftermarket, Brakes, repair, review, Type 1Posted on March 16, 2018March 16, 2018Comments are Disabled

Refurbishing a ball joint front beam axle and suspension – Part 1 of a few… This is an ongoing project out in the shop.

Repair: Air Cooled Sounds

by Mark BrownAir Cooled, engine, repair, Type 1, Type 181, Type 2Posted on March 2, 2018March 13, 2018Comments are Disabled

Most VW folk know who John Muir was.  He has left us a legacy of knowledge, wisdom and several books that inspired this hobby. I think he called us all …

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Repair: Building brake lines on the bench

by Mark BrownBrakes, repair, Type 1Posted on February 23, 2018February 24, 2018Comments are Disabled

I was working on my 1975 standard beetle.    I knew that I was going to need some new lines, since I was replacing my brake master cylinder.  I was not …

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Repair: Starting a compressionless engine

by Mark BrownAir Cooled, engine, repair, Type 1Posted on February 9, 2018February 9, 2018Comments are Disabled

How do you start an engine that has no compression? Intake, Compression, Ignition, Exhaust – that’s what four cycle internal combustion engines have been going for about the last 142 …

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Repair: Late Model Type 1 Bug Windshield Wiper Motor Rebuild

by Mark BrownAir Cooled, electrical, repair, Type 1Posted on January 26, 2018January 25, 2018Comments are Disabled

Here is a story about a failed wiper motor assembly.  There is a common failure on these assemblies, but this isn’t a story about  a common failure.

Repair: RCD310

by Mark BrownH2O, MKVI, repairPosted on January 9, 2018January 25, 2018Comments are Disabled

The radio in my VW Golf MKVI goes crazy sometimes.  It is a North America Delphi RCD-310. There are also European and Asian variants of this radio (perhaps other regions …

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Repair: MKVI Golf Rear Window Washer Leak

by Mark BrownH2O, MKVI, repairPosted on January 7, 2018January 25, 2018Comments are Disabled

On my daily driver, a 2013 Golf I suddenly had very little output from a normally good rear washer nozzle.  I didn’t think much about it other than “it must …

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