Hanks URQ 2.6L Autopsy

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:woowoo:
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Post by Audilard »

Very, very nice Hank!! The color is growing on me! Now hurry up and come visit me in that thing!
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Post by Derracuda »

is that an ebay header?
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Looks great man.

I can't wait to see her finished.

great work !! :D

Cheers,

Craig Cook.
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Post by Hank »

Yeah, Darin, that is what I like to hear!! You will like it even more in person, and even more when it covers the whole car!!!!

Derek, hmm.. I think it is the header that the ebay headers were designed after, for this one was purchased out of Europe a couple of years ago before the current ebay special ever was. That said, it took extensive work to work.. The overall disign and placement is awesome, however, the flanges arnt... they suck actually, for they are warped like crazy, and arnt threaded on the inlet... So I cut them all off, welded my own flanges, and inside welded all of the original tube welds.. then all flanges were milled flat on my mill.. It is nice, pure stainless, and will support the turbos of my future(gt35r..)... the turbo inlet is so flat it will be ran without gaskets...

Highlander, Yeah, thanks.. Your IM is actually what inspired me!! So thanks for the kind words.. I cant wait to see your URQ!!!

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aha, ok. well, the only reason i guessed it to be an ebay header, was the arch of the front primary with the welded seam in it. it didn't look like an 034 header, and it was polished, and has that one piece looking mounting flange. good luck with it :)
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Post by SteveAngry »

The engine looks tits. :)

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Post by Hank »

probly because of those coils....
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So is it running yet?? you said tomorrow. :P
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Yeah, come on Hank! Drive it up here!
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WHAT'S TAKING SO LONG!!! :P
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Post by Hank »

the presure is killing me........

Dang vr sensors.......

to be continued......
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BOOOOO!!!!! BBBOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! :wink:
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Doh :P

Looks great so far, cant wait to hear of more progress 8)
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LOL, when I get done eating this enchelada, I am going to go get it started, and I ll show you darin!!!N!
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Post by AudiSport4000 »

Step away from the enchilada...

AND GO START YER CAR MANE!!!!11

:P 8)
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Post by audifreakjim »

Nice Hank, I kinda like that alternator placement. Hmm.
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Post by owdlvr »

Hank it's looking awesome man.

Definitely want to see photos for your PS tensioner. I'm currently running my 4kq pump on the 20v head with the "tighten it once a week" system :P

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Post by PRA4WX »

audifreakjim wrote:Nice Hank, I kinda like that alternator placement. Hmm.


Funny you should mention this as i was noting and contemplating the alt relocate.....
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that alt placement is just using 5kt pieces..
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Post by Hank »

OK, I need help.. I have wasted a full day freaking around with the darn VR sensor, and I am about to kill somebody/something...

I can not get a steady 59 to save my freaking life.. At first I was getting really spastic numbers, that were not very consistent. One moment it would be 166 then drop to 66, then down to 45 to rise to 130 again.. I figured I had some sort of interference.. So I moved wires a little, and nothing.. Changed VR sensor, and nothing.. Used another flying lead my dad has for his URQ, and i got a somewhat consistent 68 signal. I figured I would then just run a new shielded wire, and see how that treated me.. So I did, all the crimps got soldered, and heat shrinked.. I thought for sure it would give it to me... Nothing, and now, I cant get a signal over 7 or so... I crank and it spits out 3s 4s or around there, meanwhile, the RPMs are around 8k on the computer, however I just get a random attempt at fire in one cylinder.. ARG :)

I dont get it.. and I am tired.. I am going to get me some icecream right now, and I know you guys are going to tell me what is crackin!! Important to note, that the air gap was messed with in every senario above.. Anywhere from .02 all the way up to .1 and nothing.. Oh and my shield is just conected to the third spot on the Audi VR sensor..

If you are pin swavy, I have the Number 7 pin on the IIC computer, connect to the middle slot on the plug, and the 14th to the first slot... obviously the shield is grounded to the shield or the third slot as mentioned above.......

HELP!!!! LOL

Hank

Jimmy, yeah, the alt location is sweet.. Wanna trade cars?? :P
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Post by Derracuda »

weird on the sensor... i did a little tuning on a car equipped with a IIc that had a violent cut out sorta randomly... found out the VR sensor was just SITTING in the bracket, and it would jump out sometimes enough to lose the reading... then fall back in to read properly :P
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Post by Hank »

Hey here are some pictures of that PS pump.....

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Want more???.. IT is important to note that I started off with a 20v bracket, and it was pushed back using lots of spacers.. The Tention piece doubles up as one of those spacers..

OK, and now to work on my problem.... Here isa picture of my new bracket I made tonight for my VR sensor.. It sits down low, by the pan.. quite rigid, and away from things that may have been causing noise..

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Post by Derracuda »

HA, you had it RIGHT by the alt? that might cause some sorta issue....
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Post by a_CQ »

Wait a second - how is that sensor secured to the bracket?? It looks like its just hanging there???
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