that is awesome 10/10 for effort fella, cant beat a homemade project like these!
cheers lol carnt belive the amount of instrest ,, as i did another homemade joby last year , which was a type1 vw beetle , loads of mods and fitted a 850 ex pod 5clyinder turbo twin cam turbo runing 1.2bar of boost and went to york raceway (first time ive ever been and i was eating evos up the quarter mile ,lmao ,,:p
 
little update , yes dam temp gauge working
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then bit of a problem with getting a vr6 mk3 rev counter working , but with a bit of tickering with resistors it works a treat lol
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and unsure why but when igition turned off needs stop as there are , then when igition is switched back on , everything re sets and works fine,
 
That is an amazing build mate! It's going to be an awesome caddy!
 
whats sending speedo the rev signal ? is it disconnecting power on ignition off properly ?
 
whats sending speedo the rev signal ? is it disconnecting power on ignition off properly ?
im unsure tbh , as electronics thash my nut lol , (i dont get what u mean as the speedo and rev counter to too seperate curcits :confused:
 
I only just spotted this thread - you're the nutter with a welder I read about on another forum :happy:

Couldn't believe the project when I first saw it!
 
sorry wrong mannerism - i meant speedo cluster as in the clockset :)
the vr6 clocks which runing thew 2 resistors i.e
one 12v switched feed
pin 10 for the tacho/rev counter
js3x5 from the ms unit which is a comman collector
which makes it work

regards speedo as everyone was telling it carnt be done as its a hall senser on the 6speed o2m gearbox , i like to prove poeple wrong and made it work via 3 gearbox sensor pins
pin 1 12v
pin2 to clocks
pin 3 switched live , easy and works fine

but regards the needls stopping , this made be because usely ur supose to use a the full mk3 vr6 engine loom /which i couldnt use and had to make them work best i can thew the mk1 golf caddy wireing loom ,, but least they work , so chuff it , theres only the pin 21 g1 fuel which has one wire which i carnt get to work as i tryed the same idea , i.e earth/live resistor/and evern a varible senser with no joy
 
I only just spotted this thread - you're the nutter with a welder I read about on another forum :happy:

Couldn't believe the project when I first saw it!
some poeple say rust to richers i think rust to fun ,,, why watch custom tv programes when u can do a bit of home diy lmao
 
if it was available i would have setup with the full loom and clocks to match the motor - that way you what's working properly and how - swap it to alternate after

so what's left now then and what kicked the temp gauge into life ?
 
if it was available i would have setup with the full loom and clocks to match the motor - that way you what's working properly and how - swap it to alternate after

so what's left now then and what kicked the temp gauge into life ?
prob was the engine from the mk4 4motion didnt come with one , plus because i turboed it , and spec ive used vag.com dosent suport a map for the set up type , regards temp , i followed the 4 tracer wires from the rear of the clocks , and solderd a resistor in , (as i think this maybe in the oringal vr ecu , so then once earthed the gauge works a treat , fiderly but well chuffed its working , only thing i tryed the same with the fuel gauge with no joy ,, any ideas ,
 
cheers lol carnt belive the amount of instrest ,, as i did another homemade joby last year , which was a type1 vw beetle , loads of mods and fitted a 850 ex pod 5clyinder turbo twin cam turbo runing 1.2bar of boost and went to york raceway (first time ive ever been and i was eating evos up the quarter mile ,lmao ,,:p

Get some pics up!

Excellent work, great thread spent most of the nite reading it. what is it you do?
 
Get some pics up!

Excellent work, great thread spent most of the nite reading it. what is it you do?
ill pop them on another quick therd , , 2moz should have a few links/part1/2/3 lol should be a part4 as i changed a few other bits too :)
 
well i'll be honest you got me pepped up to get on with mine - not touched it in months :(
 
:-o What an amazing build. Hats off to you mate top quality. Well done:clap::clap::clap::clap::clap:
 
dam you are so talented with every thing you do..................hat off to ya fella:D:D