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Vehicle exhaust system VW Golf 1, diesel

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Description of the turbocharger design
Description of the turbocharger design
In a diesel engine, compared to a carburetor engine, a relatively long time is required for internal mixture formation in the swirl chamber and combustion chamber. The maximum...

Removal and installation a turbocharger
Removal and installation a turbocharger
Before replacing a suspected faulty turbocharger, you should, just in case, check: the start of the fuel pump supply, the fuel supply to the pump, the compression, the air filter,...

Possible faults in the turbocharger
Possible faults in the turbocharger
If the turbodiesel engine is running at a clearly lower power or the maximum speed is not reached, then the cause may be a malfunction in the turbocharger. In the table we have...

Description of the design of the exhaust system
Description of the design of the exhaust system
The exhaust system has a "difficult life": tortured by aggressive acids inside, water spray outside and high temperatures, it must direct at a certain speed (for the best engine...

Checking the condition of the exhaust system suspension
Checking the condition of the exhaust system suspension
The exhaust system used before July 1979 is rigidly connected to the exhaust elbow and is connected to the gearbox by a bracket. Models produced after August 1979 have a more...

Exhaust system update
Exhaust system update
Repairing a rusted exhaust system is in most cases unsuccessful. If the metal is rusted, it is so weakened that it is impossible to perform welding work. Although the exhaust...

Removal the exhaust system
Removal the exhaust system
Fortunately, it is very rare for the front exhaust pipe, which is attached directly to the elbow of the exhaust manifold, to be damaged. When performing any work on the exhaust...

Removal the front exhaust pipe
Removal the front exhaust pipe
There are two types of front exhaust pipe mounting. Front exhaust pipe mount for models produced after August 1979. 1 and 2 - spring clamps; 3 - sealing ring On models produced...

Removal the exhaust pipe
Removal the exhaust pipe
The same instructions apply to the connection of the exhaust pipe to the cylinder head as for the threaded connection between it and the front exhaust pipe. Without the use of a...

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Golf 4 
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Golf 3 
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Golf 2 
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