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Old 26-03-15, 06:32 PM   #11
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Having a few teething problems. Clutch feels like it needs bleeding again (what a pain it is to do that!) it's biting right on the floor and feels like it's dragging a bit. Possibly related; once the engines hot it's not sometimes possible to get it in gear at all. I had to set off in third before, luckily car was pointing downhill! Seems ok when engines stopped, which seems to tie in with it being a clutch issue

Also the idle cutoff seems very severe, any ideas why that might be? Very annoying in stop-start traffic!

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Old 02-11-15, 05:12 AM   #12
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Hi, My winter project is to fit a 7A 20v into my B2 Audi Coupe 2.2 GT (KV), how did you connect your rev counter, the coupe rev counter is wired from the negative side of the coil (black / red / yellow wire) this also connects to the fuel pump relay and the oil pressure warning system.
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I wired it to the same place on the 7a ignition coil. Simples! I can get a pic if you need one, but might take me a few days an I'm not where the car is at the moment
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Is the coil on your 7A the small square type with the amplifying box bolted to the same bracket
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Yeah the coil low tension terminals are two screws exposed on top of the amp so you can attach a feed to one of them it's the smaller diameter of the two screws that's negative if I remember right
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Old 02-11-15, 08:04 AM   #16
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When you get a chance can you post a photo of the coil, I will start a new post as soon as I can with photo of my own install.
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Superb info and write up. Thanks for sharing it.
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Old 09-11-15, 11:44 AM   #18
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Hi Again,
7A engine is in the car now but can't get a spark, the pin in the front of the fly wheel I am happy with but for some odd reason the KV flywheel starter ring gear has a different part number from the 7A flywheel starter ring gear, I have used the KV flywheel due to using the original coupe gearbox, did you swap the starter ring gear from the 7A flywheel to the KV flywheel ? The KV engine dose not have an engine speed sensor that counts the starter ring gear teeth but all the other engines like MB/RR/3B/NM/7A that have the second sensor fitted to the alloy bracket on the rear left hand side on the engine block use the a different flywheel starter ring gear (035105275E) not as the KV fly starter ring gear (046105275A) Can you confirm what starter ring gear is fitted to your flywheel.
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Old 06-10-16, 09:36 AM   #19
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Sorry that I didn't see this message before. I assume you have sorted this now. Apart from the timing dowel I had installed I did no other mods to the flywheel. I simply counted the number of teeth and was satisfied there were the same number on both flywheels. I used the original 2.0L starter.

I did have trouble starting when the distributor wasn't positioned exactly right. Otherwise I had no issue.
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