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Is it the engine or the transmission? How did you install the torque converter - 3 clicks to set? Then connect the engine to bellhousing and TC to flexplate? Was TC distance within spec (3/8 inch or

Is your fuel pump noisy..cavitation...fuel pressure changes under load...I had a similar issue...install a fuel pressure gauge and setup my IPhone to video the gauge while driving...and saw the

If I can add one thing . I had to break an old habit of applying throttle when starting. With the new rebuild , I noticed how each time the initial higher revs approx 2k RPM dropped to 1k more

Thank you- Among my laundry list, I forgot to mention a replaced Cat with no change in symptom. It's possible to have gotten a new-bad part- but I really hope not. I can't confirm that the muffler

Well, I am no expert here, but EVERYTHING in Throttle Body, IACV, cable linkages....needs to be very clean.? Only takes a few hours to make this happen, and it is satisfying work.? When you do all

Replies in body - [email protected]> wrote: Engine. Starting out it idles fine. Idles high after a highway run 2,000-3,000 rpm Yes and not to the level of disconnecting the cable and

Are You speaking of Eng' or Ambient heat,,, How hot does it need to get,,, How high is idle when high,,, Would it be correct to assume You have checked for sticky throttle,,,

Have You confirmed that AT is in 1st @ start out,,, Is it possible that Cat or Muffler are clogged,,, Have You tested with O2Snsrs disconnected,,,

Morning Mr. Hersh. You’ve certainly done your due diligence! Here are a few suggestions. Check/clean ground connections, especially those serving the intake manifold, engine to frame, and ECU to

'91 Vanagon, '96 EJ25 AT I damaged the crankshaft of my 35,000 mile engine, so I found another '96 EJ25 and rebuilt using the small block of a 'known running' second engine with 121,000 miles. I used

199? 2.2 high idle when hot New to me so don't know anything about it. On my 1999 2.5 when it happened i replaced the idle air control valve. Hints and ways to approach please. Thanks, Andy

Thanks for doing that.....With that confirmation work, it would be nice to have a "in business as of" date field so folks can know and update as things go along wrote:

Hey gang. I went through the old listing of conversion related vendors I had mentioned earlier.? Attempted emails, searching for business listings, etc. Only a few made it through the searches and

I was I'll post it up in the next couple of days hopefully tonight wrote:

Andrew, you were talking about an adapter plate that will take a better compressor? Can I get some details? Rob vwrobb@... <andrewvanis@...> wrote:

Swiss army, that's really good info. Re compressor, I've designed an adapter plate that mounts to the typical 2.2/2.5 AC bracket which takes a very common FS10 compressor available from 4seasons or

Ebay has brackets, maybe ask the samba or FB groups too. I've done a few AC systems on larger vehicles like suburbans and these vans. My input is: it's worth it to invest in the tools to make your AC.

Thank you Jason! I figured someone had already done the engineering, I appreciate the information! Rob vwrobb@... Rob vwrobb@... <jasonandrewboyer@...> wrote:

I may be the dissenting opinion here, but when I equipped my Westy (90 EJ22) with AC, I surveyed the local junk yards and concluded that brackets from almost any 4-cyl Subaru through 2001 would work.

what I bought: * a rebuilt compressor (I don't recall which) * hoses & fittings from coldhose. * a big condenser that I mounted on the roof at an angle with fans. bigger is better. * two air handlers