1600 or early bay questions
- Elwood
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1600 or early bay questions
OK here I go, Have all the books and know the warnings about Search, but If I had the time to click around and read everything that is written on these great vehicles ~~ why would we need each other???
I have found more info from personal messaging in a great attitude on the internet , because we need to exchange. Hope this site sees that not all of us understand what you experianced ones are saying . I look forward to a glosary of abriviations~~~ ya I know they excist all over the internet , but I want them here on this one. Like what is atv mean??
Well to my question , how much oil , is too much, when you have a tricky dip stick and have a external oil cooler and cleaner? Is less more or more better?
BTW the time stamp is Way diff ---right now in my neck of the woods it is 10 pm 8-12-06 the sky is full of stars and
I look forward to seeing the Midnight Sun next year.
Thanks for talking !
I have found more info from personal messaging in a great attitude on the internet , because we need to exchange. Hope this site sees that not all of us understand what you experianced ones are saying . I look forward to a glosary of abriviations~~~ ya I know they excist all over the internet , but I want them here on this one. Like what is atv mean??
Well to my question , how much oil , is too much, when you have a tricky dip stick and have a external oil cooler and cleaner? Is less more or more better?
BTW the time stamp is Way diff ---right now in my neck of the woods it is 10 pm 8-12-06 the sky is full of stars and
I look forward to seeing the Midnight Sun next year.
Thanks for talking !
- Amskeptic
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Re: 1600 or early bay questions
I think the average increase in oil capacity is from 2.5 quarts up to 3.8. Since the external oil cooler and the remote oil filter hold their extra oil for the most part, you should see a normal dipstick after filling the engine with 3.8 quarts and running the engine briefly to circulate the oil.Elwood wrote: how much oil , is too much, when you have a tricky dip stick and have a external oil cooler and cleaner?
Colin
BobD - 78 Bus . . . 112,730 miles
Chloe - 70 bus . . . 217,593 miles
Naranja - 77 Westy . . . 142,970 miles
Pluck - 1973 Squareback . . . . . . 55,600 miles
Alexus - 91 Lexus LS400 . . . 96,675 miles
Chloe - 70 bus . . . 217,593 miles
Naranja - 77 Westy . . . 142,970 miles
Pluck - 1973 Squareback . . . . . . 55,600 miles
Alexus - 91 Lexus LS400 . . . 96,675 miles
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ATV = All Terrain Vehicle. Some like the service jack used for those four wheel dirt bikes for engine R&R.
R&R = remove, replace
ATV
http://www.ghi.no/index/bilder/aeon180b ... aled (14%)
ATV jack
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/ph ... aled (91%)
Bill
R&R = remove, replace
ATV
http://www.ghi.no/index/bilder/aeon180b ... aled (14%)
ATV jack
http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/ph ... aled (91%)
Bill
- Elwood
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Ok next question, don,t think I need to start a new topic because this is about early '69 bay, somebody tell me if it would be better.
I need two extra rims for the Arctic trip and so I can rotate while they are being painted and tires mounted. Steve (regalesr) is looking for me . Are they called "wide five" and do ones from late splitties fit???
Thanks
I need two extra rims for the Arctic trip and so I can rotate while they are being painted and tires mounted. Steve (regalesr) is looking for me . Are they called "wide five" and do ones from late splitties fit???
Thanks
- Amskeptic
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The 1968-1970 bay wheels are wide 5 and 14 inches in diameter,Elwood wrote:Ok next question, don,t think I need to start a new topic because this is about early '69 bay, somebody tell me if it would be better.
I need two extra rims for the Arctic trip and so I can rotate while they are being painted and tires mounted. Steve (regalesr) is looking for me . Are they called "wide five" and do ones from late splitties fit???
Thanks
the width is 5 J if I recall correctly. Some of the later 1500 splitties used the same wheels, but make sure the seller has verified the diameter.
Colin
BobD - 78 Bus . . . 112,730 miles
Chloe - 70 bus . . . 217,593 miles
Naranja - 77 Westy . . . 142,970 miles
Pluck - 1973 Squareback . . . . . . 55,600 miles
Alexus - 91 Lexus LS400 . . . 96,675 miles
Chloe - 70 bus . . . 217,593 miles
Naranja - 77 Westy . . . 142,970 miles
Pluck - 1973 Squareback . . . . . . 55,600 miles
Alexus - 91 Lexus LS400 . . . 96,675 miles
- DurocShark
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In Lake Elsinore or San Marcos, call Interstate auto parts: http://www.interstateusedparts.com/ If you've never been to their Elsinore yard, it's fun! ;)Elwood wrote:Ok next question, don,t think I need to start a new topic because this is about early '69 bay, somebody tell me if it would be better.
I need two extra rims for the Arctic trip and so I can rotate while they are being painted and tires mounted. Steve (regalesr) is looking for me . Are they called "wide five" and do ones from late splitties fit???
Thanks
- Elwood
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DurocShark wrote:In Lake Elsinore or San Marcos, call Interstate auto parts: http://www.interstateusedparts.com/ If you've never been to their Elsinore yard, it's fun! ;)Elwood wrote:Ok next question, don,t think I need to start a new topic because this is about early '69 bay, somebody tell me if it would be better.
I need two extra rims for the Arctic trip and so I can rotate while they are being painted and tires mounted. Steve (regalesr) is looking for me . Are they called "wide five" and do ones from late splitties fit???
Thanks
Yes Shark I,ve been many times and it is a trip. They even let me wander around while they were going thru a pile of manifolds to find a clear one.
Took over 25 to find one and they sandblasted it also. You are the one that told me about that place when I first started on line to get pieces and parts for Elwood (now running) and Steve found me some rims yesterday. But I will go back there for other stuff. It is a gold mine for all year vw's
Thanks again for the tip.
- Birdibus
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Where abouts in Elsinore? (which side of the lake) I wrote to their email address, and when they replied weeks later, :smt017 they only mentioned the San Marcos location. I am in that area occasionally, so I guess I should call them.DurocShark wrote:In Lake Elsinore or San Marcos, call Interstate auto parts: http://www.interstateusedparts.com/ If you've never been to their Elsinore yard, it's fun! ;)
71 bus, 74 westy
- DurocShark
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Know where the outlet mall is off I-15? Just south of that. It's kind of tucked away, so you need the address. It's on the website:Birdibus wrote:Where abouts in Elsinore? (which side of the lake) I wrote to their email address, and when they replied weeks later, :smt017 they only mentioned the San Marcos location. I am in that area occasionally, so I guess I should call them.DurocShark wrote:In Lake Elsinore or San Marcos, call Interstate auto parts: http://www.interstateusedparts.com/ If you've never been to their Elsinore yard, it's fun! ;)
18181 Collier Ave.
Lake Elsinore, CA 92530
- Elwood
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Birdie, You call the San Marcos main office to tell the gal what you are looking for and she gives the guy at the Elsinor yard a heads up that you are coming. They do not like people just showin up or walking around at all.
It is NOT a pick a part type place. It is acres of buses/bugs stacked three
high and bins and bins full of stripped parts. Ive been there so many times he knows me. They are very aware of the Samba and prices and
have people bugging them so keep it tight. I asked if I could take pictures one day to use for a painting guide and he said I could but not to publish them anywhere . It is worth the effort and I did see lots of latter bay westie interiors on my walk thru the yard. Have fun!
It is NOT a pick a part type place. It is acres of buses/bugs stacked three
high and bins and bins full of stripped parts. Ive been there so many times he knows me. They are very aware of the Samba and prices and
have people bugging them so keep it tight. I asked if I could take pictures one day to use for a painting guide and he said I could but not to publish them anywhere . It is worth the effort and I did see lots of latter bay westie interiors on my walk thru the yard. Have fun!
- DurocShark
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