GOLF MK1 WORN VACUUM ADVANCE DIAPHRAGM HESITATION SLUGGISH BAD IDLE
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- One of the overlooked things on the GOLF MK1 is the VACUUM ADVANCE UNIT attached to the Distributor. This could be worn, and you may not even be aware.. Symptoms are Eratic Idle, Hesitation, Jerking, Bad fuel economy... Some tips to ponder on.
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Straightforward and short explanation and i'm thinking of getting myself a Golf 1 since it wasn't my favorite car, but now i'm being inspired by your Videos PJ. 🥰👌
Sorry for delayed reply.. Thank u for the sentiment..
Hi. Pj. Thank. You. Your. Advise. And. Help. Is. Appreciate. And. Always. Works. Thank you
Thanks a lot buddy, this basics are more useful, keep it up
Pleasure sir.. My aim is to be To the point, informative, no boasting and BS.
Thank you very much, i'm busy working on a 88 Mk2 gti 8v which has idle issues....
Hi buddy . Is there any chance you could make a video on the lay out of where all the pipes and vacuum pipes go on a carburateur
Hi good day sir can you please do 1 on possible front end problems that will cause the vehicle to rattle or have a unpleasant ride over uneven road or bumps thanks
Thanks Jamie , will keep that in mind
Low suspension, get extended mountings to add the extra travel space for the shocks. Will significantly enhance the ride quality
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Hey thanks Denise, nice to get a comment from a lady for a change.. :).. Thanks for the words of encouragement..
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@@Doomboomoom340 thanks I'm glad I could help.. Where are you from?
@@pjs-golfmk1-diy hi sorry to rely so late iam FROM strand Capetown sir keep up the good work
My Chico don't use vacuum advance, I try to install it both fail from goldwagon I have a 1.4 carb
Hi, i have a 1.3 carburetor chico... Air builds up in tank when reaching high revs... Checked the breather pipe all clear... When i pull the fuel line out the air releases... Doesnt release by the fuel cap only the fuel line
Thanks a lot, I will check this ! Hope it will solve my problems
Hi, thanks for the comment. Did it help though
Explanation on point👌, Thanks Sir
Pleasure
@PJ I have this problem whereby when driving over 120 at gear 5, my car idles super loud. When I put down into 4th gear the idling noise comes down rapidly.
None of this is having an impact on the Rev counter. It's just the high low noises.
Hi I'm not sure if I understand you...you say you going at 120..then car idles loud ...but it can't be idling at that speed..it's probably doing around 3.5 to 4 rpm
Hi PJ, i hope you are well. I am still struggling with the erattic idling and hesitation when driving, do you perhaps have a workshop and i can bring my golf so you can check it out for me please ?
Why does the new spec carbureted models don't have the vaccum canister
Hey PJ, any idea if this Vacuum is being used while using a Weber 32/34 dmtl carb...? Instead of the peirburg carb... I have the weber installed and my suction hose goes onto one of the two points on the brake servo pipe, the 2nd is sealed with a rubber an screw. As far as i know the weber carb does not have a connection on rear for this hose.
Hello sir from botswana 🇧🇼 just wanna ask if there is a platform can send video of mi citi golf and help me out..the problem is idling and keeps on shutin off its self
Hi,when I drive or pull away my exhaust rattles what could be the problem??
Could it be the heat shields?
Hi I want to know which distruboy to buy between Wag from goldwagon and other parts. I've found out that Bosch distributors are no longer available
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Hi there. Behind the carb there are 3 ports. So where does what connect to. TIA
Great video and explanation. Thanks
Thanks sir.., and a pleasure. Hope it helps
@@pjs-golfmk1-diy definitely helps. My mk2 1986 vw scirocco has had hesitation problems for years and I have tried everything, mainly fuel related but your video has made me think it could be the vacuum advance.
@@WSMDSA yeah have a look at it.. Where are you from, if I may ask..?
I am in the uk. About 50 south of London.
Myne started 2 days ago, so I really hope this is the problem!
Well it could be ..but check it like I show on the video...hope you sort it out
.let me know ok..
Congrats on 1k subscribers paul
Thanks Shad..
I could really use your help on my golf 1 lol
Hi can you do one on the relays and fuse box thanks bryan
Morning can you please tel me wat cose a flat spot if you poet your foot down to open throttle car staart end idel end drife nice but if you poet your foot down the there is thet flat spot
Hi PJ, Great video content always
Thanks 👍
Mine went. You have to replace the whole distributor unfortunately.
Hello, thanks for the video very informative.MK1, I have a heavy oil leak by the O ring distributor. I have changed the O ring numerous times but still gets worse. Am starting to think its more than just the O ring but something else. Any advice, asblief PJ🙏🙏
Did you try using Victor Rheinz sealer ..
Uncle pj thank you for your videos will the vacuum advance be thr me reason car using alot of fuel and no power when going up hill
No the vacuum advance wouldn't cause that. Maybe a timing issue. Check your valve timing and ignition timing.. Then there could also be an issue which could be carb related
Distributor for mk1 carborator. Thanks
I have a 1.6 city golf and it misfires when cold what could be the problem but when its hotter is running perfectly
Could be a misfire due to moisture in your electronics,or overfueling,or just running too rich on fuel
the carb is not sucking air from that vacuum, but when i do it by mouth it moves. so how do i fix that problem , uncle pj?
While it idles it you won't really feel it sucking ..but when you rev the engine it should..Try again ,but rev the engine this time..
@@pjs-golfmk1-diy thank you uncle pj. and also when i switch on my headlights it starts idling slow. then when i suck on that vaccum pipe. it starts idling same speed as when i switch off the headlights. but when i stop sucking it idles slow again
my 1.4 MK1 don't have a advance retart
mine has the vacuum hose completely removed. Is it necessary to put it back on or can I just leave it off?
Best to put that vacuum hose back . And see what it does... Let me know how it goes ok
Can you share the link where you got the repair kit or rubber part for the Vacuum Advance Unit please?
Sorry I don't think I mentioned that there is a repair kit available ..I was using some pics as examples showing how others have repaired their diaphragm..
I bought a distributor that has no vacuum for my carburator 1.3.
Will it affectthe carburator.? How does it affect it. Should i get one with a distributor?
If it's carb model...you will need distributor with a vacuum advance
@@pjs-golfmk1-diy thanks for quick responds. I returned the part and will be getting the one with the vacuum by Tuesday. I think it would be great if you had a whatsapp group with all VW Mk1 owners to share issues and ideas more faster. These cars are really great. Its my first car and I love everything aboutit. The performance, it feels great. Do consider creating a group and sharing the link on here.
Great video👌
On my mk1 2005 model I'm also experiencing that hesitation/jerk when accelerating, my distributor does not have the vacuum advance, would I need to get a distributor with the vacuum advance as the carb has been serviced and cleaned?
Thank you sir . Your model is a later one which had no vacuum advance.. Its supposed to be a better technology, but Jerking and hesitation is not only related to the vacuum advance unit... It could be a number of things, like ignition timing, air fuel mixture not correct etc...
What did you do with the pipe that goes from the carb to the vacuum. Did you close it? Or
I get a jerk when i put my foot flat on the pedal under 1000rpm when i drive off what can it be
You find the problem?
Hi guys can anyone help me .? I am running A vw caddy pickup 1600 carburator . It dies under acceleration like you going to stuck with petrol .. no power and dies .. it starts up again when u turn the key to start iv changed the petrol pump petrol separator new plugs new plug wires new coil new petrol filter blew the petrol pipes clean drained the petrol tank .. put on another carb i borrowd . Put in another battery ..another rotor and rotar cap put in a new mudulator ( blackbox ..) new harness cable plug .. i dont know what to do aymore. It still dies while under load .. looses power and stalls .. what can i still look for ? It starts fine i check for vacum leaks already checked the base plate .. its still ok ..thanks
hi do u perhaps a workshop i have a knocking sound under the driver side and the mechanic i go to dont know what the problem can be
It's very hard to say what noise it could be ..I would suggest you take car to a suspension fitment workshop.They will diagnose it very quickly..
@@pjs-golfmk1-diy thank you very much
How can we diagnose this issue on injection
The vacuum coming from the carb is weak and it does not advance the distributor, the distributor is new
Any ideas oom
When u say it's weak... Is that at idle? .. Then it will be weak... It's when, u accelerate that the carbs port pulls harder on the Vacuum Advance
@@pjs-golfmk1-diy when she ideals the vacuum os very weak almost nothing, when you rev it it does vacuum but not very strong
Hi just wanted to know if its possible to clean the inside and with what would you reccommend?
You can clean it and patch up holes if there are in the rubber diaphragm.. But most people just buy a new distributor which comes with a new vacuum advance
What did you use to repair the diaphragm? Be interested in this as this is the problem on my Mk2 polo.
Many thanks.
My revs go over 2000 when i get to a stop sign..has this also something to do with the vacuum ?
Uncle PJ i need help ...My Mk1 dont want to start it has no spark but it does crank ...i changed the distributor cap and rotor and the coil module but still no spark
Did you replace the coil? ... You say you replaced module... But u shud focus on the coil first
@@pjs-golfmk1-diy yes i did replace the coil bought a new one
Hi PJ, I'm having the following problem with my Mk1... when the car is idling the revs go from 1000 and drop to about 800 and back up and back down constantly even when the engine is hot
Sometimes my revs drop so low that the engine almost cuts out but it stays idling at around 200 to 300 revs. I have recently serviced the car myself- all new filters, oil, spark plugs and flushed radiator and put new coolant in.
Any Idea what it could be or what I could try and check to solve it?
Hi. You could check on your ignition timing. Have it set accurately with a timing light. Also check for Airleaks around the brake servo pipe. And carb base plate.
Hi PJ I got a replica carb, in which hole should the vacuum advance pipe go, as the idle is low and bad to the vacuum in the middle pipe, Currently I had to connect my vacuum adv pipe to the servo pipe, I noticed that there is two pipes connected to my servo but it does not work as my aircon is not working, should I block those two out and maybe the suction will be stronger at the carb?
The pipe from vacuum advance on the distributor goes to the back of the carb . Did you watch this video 👇 yet
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Hi PJ I have a pirate new carb and there are more than one hole so where Do I put the vacuum advance in
@@chadkramer9684 use the middle one and block off the other 2...if u leave any of these ports open.,it will lean out the fuel mixture...and you will have a rough unstable idle and general performance will be sluggish..
@PJ's - GOLF Mk1 - DIY what about those two pipes on ther servo, can I block them off too, because my aircon is not working so I think their is coming in air through that pipe therefor the carb is not giving enough suction to the vacuum pipe
@@chadkramer9684 yes best to block them off ...As a test,....with the engine idling ,just put your finger over the holes and u will hear the idle smooth out ..You can not leave those pipes on the servo open ..if it's not playing any roles...block it off
Ek dink my hall sencor
Op my distributor is faulty ek het n nuwe een georder, ek het me die distributor uitgeaal en daar was petrol in daai diafram moet daar petrol binne wees?
Yes that's another part that plays up. The hall sender.... But you say there was petrol in the diaphragm. Can u maybe just give more detail... Do u mean the Vacuum Advance diaphragm
Hi PJ...should it make a difference in idle when disconnecting the vacuum line from the vacuum advance on a carburetor engine? Coz I get suction from that line connected at the back of the ks2 carb but it doesn't seem to be that strong vacuum...car idles fine though no difference in idle when disconnecting that line. just has a bit of a delay on acceleration from a stand still...and did suck on the vacuum advance it holds pressure. It's a mk2 1.8 GTS Thanks
Hi. You won't really feel a difference when pulling the pipe off when it's at normal idle... Only if u keep engine on a Rev and then pull off pipe will u hear a difference, but that delay can have something to do with the ignition timing, or an airleak elsewhere... But do check pull off that vacuum advance pipe and check it thoroughly for ruptures or tears... Also try to set your ignition timing with a timing light if you have one..
@@pjs-golfmk1-diy Thank you for the reply, yes I did it with my timing light, ok I'll double check for air leaks...I just want the right procedure of doing the advance timing...should I do it with the vacuum pipe disconnected with someone keeping the revs at say 2500 or is there no need for it?
@@jonb4667 when doing ignition timing you must remove the pipe and also block it up temporarily while u doing the ignition timing, and then put back once u set it on the mark
@@jonb4667 and u need to let the engine get up to temp, and it shud idle at around 9.5 rpm when setting ignition timing
@@pjs-golfmk1-diy Thank you very much as always....Keep up the good work and great content Mr. Jones...
I have a carb MK1 and the Distributor installed doesnt have the advance, i do get the erattic idle and hesitation, so is it a must that the carb mk1 must run with the distributor that has an advance or it doesnt matter ?
Well your car doesn't need vacuum advance cause u probably have a later model... What model are u driving?
@@pjs-golfmk1-diy Its 1998 Chico model. I remember when i first bought the car it did have the distributor with the advance but when it stopped working i bought the one without. The carburetor is also the new Keihin carbs
@@pjs-golfmk1-diy Hi PJ, i hope you are well. I am still struggling with the erattic idling and hesitation when driving, do you perhaps have a workshop and i can bring my golf so you can check it out for me please ?
@@vuyolwethuqongqo Find yourself a manual for that carburettor. Find where the Idle Jet, CO screw(mixture screw) and Idle Air Bypass (of your model carb has one) are located. A very minor air leak around the idle jet can cause what you may be experiencing, erratic idle, hesitation on lower revs but clears on higher revs (because idle jet is not being used much, instead the main jet takes over). As everything complex, the main thing about carburetors is to maintain it clean and sealed with good quality seals. Also high etanol fuel WILL destroy your carb seals, fuel lines and vacuum diaphragms.
I have a 1.6 carb engine… on cold start it has a slight misfire on cylinder 2 , ive done compression text, changed cables and plugs and i still have the same situation.. could it also be the vacuum?
I got a mk2 jetta 16 carb and my revs are seeking the whole time.. It sometimes tends to cut of... The rev doesnt stay constant at all can you help me
Hi , have you checked for Airleaks.. Around carb base plate and Servo Pipe and the brake booster?
@@pjs-golfmk1-diy i havnt will check the weekend coz imma put in the aluminum base plates with the gasket paper
@@pjs-golfmk1-diy i got another problem... Theres water leaking from the intake manifold
It's probably leaking at the O ring.. In the intake manifold...
@@pjs-golfmk1-diy is the o ring also known as a Welsh plug?
Is your videos only based on carb mk1s
No sir.. What exactly are you interested in to see, or know more on?
Car is jerking jetta 3