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On Wednesday, February 19, 2014 11:13:10 AM UTC+8, Anil Nair wrote:
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> Guys..
>
> My 69 beetle (1300) needs to come out for an overhaul... the diagnosis is 
> the head studs are loose on the 3/4 side.. cyl # 4 is particularly bad and 
> constantly fouling its plugs.
>
> Funds are short and I'd rather do it properly., meanwhile I have access to 
> a 1200 which was running good before it was pulled. Not sure of the the 
> year but the flywheel has a needle bearing in it ?
>
> I'll probably need to use the flywheel off my 1300 engine, ditto the 
> carbs, distr and fuel pump... anything I miss out?
>
> On my original engine I'm keeping my fingers crossed and hoping I can get 
> away with just a top overhaul. I checked the crank sideplay and there is no 
> noticeable fore-aft play. Oil pressure light goes off once the engine fires 
> and does not flicker.
>
> Having said that, the cases are not in the best shape.. during the last 
> overhaul around 1998 the main bearing saddles were all worn.. what was done 
> then was to machine them down and fabricate a spacer to enable new original 
> size main bearings to be fitted. 
>
>
>
> I have never driven a 1200 bug before.. is there a big difference between 
> the two? My 1300 has 1600 pistons and barrels so I think it would be a big 
> difference but I only use the car for short trips in town so I'm hoping it 
> won't be too bad. Hopefully I'll be able to get out of my own way! Car has 
> no air-con etc and is still running a generator.
>
> thoughts...
>
> Anil
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