I want to change the cam belt on my MK2 8v, do I need to take the main crank drive pulley off ? If so how do I undo the bolts as the pulley rotates?
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Re: Cam belt change on MK2 8V
Originally posted by aussieg60I want to change the cam belt on my MK2 8v, do I need to take the main crank drive pulley off ? If so how do I undo the bolts as the pulley rotates?
It all depends is the answer. If your main crank pulley has the dam plastic lower cam belt cover then yes you need to take off the lower crank pulley.
if it doesn't then it's sweet and easy.
If it's an unmolested MKII then im quiet sure you have the lower timing belt cover and it will be a pain.MY16 MKVIIR - Option: Folded rear seats mode.
MKI....#14....lost count.
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You just have to undo the 4 hex bolts and pull the pulley off. Jam a screwdriver throught the top pulley and get a long bar with a hex screw on the end for the pulley bolts and crack em all off. You dont need to undo the big bolt on the bottom end, as the pulley lifts over the top of it.
Good Luck.sigpic Camden GTI Performance. VW / AUDI Specialists
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Originally posted by aussieg60I find all the information useful, cheers and thanks to all. I will give it a go before the engine goes in!
try your best to mark things out so it goes back on as like before.MY16 MKVIIR - Option: Folded rear seats mode.
MKI....#14....lost count.
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