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frankxhv773t
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Y10 Fire engine bay layout
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30 September, 2015, 08:41:03 AM »
Having got my back suspension back together I went to start my Y10 only to get no response to the starter. I took disconnected various bits to get the starter motor out but having done a fox and reassembled everything my throttle cable is fouling on the alternator fan. I must have got something routed incorrectly but rather than fiddle about I wonder if anybody can help me out with the correct routing? I have been through my photos and don't have anything giving a clear picture because this area is generally hidden by the air filter housing. The workshop manual doesn't help either. Can anyone post a picture of the space between the carb and the right hand inner wing that shows the route of the various piped and cables?
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Re: Y10 Fire engine bay layout
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30 September, 2015, 03:02:02 PM »
Frank,
I've looked at my GTi photos but being fuel injection there of no help, I'll try anf find the photos of my 1986 Y10 fire.
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Re: Y10 Fire engine bay layout
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30 September, 2015, 09:31:49 PM »
Thanks Brian. The trouble is that in usual shots the area I want to see is masked by the air filter housing and the engine block. I am hoping someone with a Y10 Fire might whip off their air filter and take a shot down the back of the engine bay on the driver's side.
Frank
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I will get on to it today Frank!
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01 October, 2015, 10:32:45 AM »
Hi Frank
On my Y10 the cable goes down from the bracket on the carb then loops in a u-bend back up from behind the alternator and then back through the bulkhead to the pedal.
Hope the picture is good enough for you to see this.
Ben
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01 October, 2015, 07:50:46 PM »
Thanks Ben, that should do it. On mine the throttle cable goes through a cable tie onto the trunking going forwards past the suspension turret. That would seem to be what is pulling it onto the alternator fan.
Frank
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