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Date:         Tue, 26 Sep 1995 20:20:14 -0500
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From:         feets1st@ocala.com (Kevin Murray)
Subject:      1800 T4 in a 80 Vanagon?

Gotta guy coming over this weekend who's cajoled me into helping stuff a new 1800 longblock in his 80 Westie. Granted, it ain't a 2.0 liter, but he couldn't afford the big brother, so's the 1800 will do.

Question. I've not had the pleasure of working on any dub buses much younger than say 73 or 74 and was wondering what I may run into in the way of physical stuff.

It is an automatic..bolt ups up the same to the tranny right? Does it use a different rear motormount cradle?

Guy's gonna asperate it -vs- trying to rewire fried FI stuff and I'm thinking he may _NOT_ have enough deck height with the weber progressive kit as I seem to remember reading an article to this effect awhile back..?

Hints,tips, prat or pitfalls I need or should avoid... ALL advice greatly absorbed..

Kevin

Kevin Murray (cinematographer) -FeetsFirst Films

59 Ragtop Beetle 59 SingleCab Pick-up 66 Sunroof Beetle 72 Combi Bus 69 Baha Beetle 74 412 Station Wagon

66 21 window Deluxe 76 Rabbit L-FI 67 Panel Bus 80 Rabbit Cabriolet 67 pop-Up Westie 82 Rabbit L-FI

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