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  • WTD: Clutch replacement guide!

    I'm looking for a guide / excerpt from a workshop manual for doing the clutch on a VW Golf CL, 11-96 build, ADZ engine

    Any help much appreciated!

    Thanks!

    Cheers
    Wilbo

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    • #3
      Here is a site with a series of DIY's on the same transmission of your car, Peter Jones posted it up before and I've used it once already to change the oil.

      Start page for 020 trans pics and info... 020 trans broke vw volkswagen volkswagon AGB 2Y 9A ACN ACD AVX DFQ AMC CHE clutch pushrod gear gears ratio ratios
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      • #4
        The Passat Manual over in this thread is probably close enough.



        Check it out.

        My approach would be to keep undoing bolts 'till the clutch comes out, put a new one in and do all the bolts back up.

        I might have skipped a few steps there.

        You'll need new fly wheel bolts as well as the disc and you should ideally replace the rear main seal as well which will require new pressure plate bolts. If you're being super thorough you'll do the clutch release bearings too.

        It's not too hard, just a lot of heavy lifting.

        Where abouts are you located? If you update your profile there might be someone in you neighbourhood with the info you seek.

        Pete
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        • #5
          Awesome man, very nice! Thanks!

          The only think that could be better is the actual manual excerpt


          Originally posted by Golf Houso View Post
          Here is a site with a series of DIY's on the same transmission of your car, Peter Jones posted it up before and I've used it once already to change the oil.

          http://www.brokevw.com/index.htm
          Yep, no clutch / removal info tho alas...

          Originally posted by Peter Jones View Post
          The Passat Manual over in this thread is probably close enough.



          Check it out
          Pete
          I found that manual in my search, and added a direct link to that thread!

          Doesn't have anything on clutch that I could find however.


          I've done a significant amount of mechanical work in the past, but my experiences with VW so far have been a bit trying to be honest!

          The broken off bit of the clutch cable guide at the pedal end (at the top), and the subsequent attempt to remove the bracket, which seems to be the first part of the car that is assembled? The rest of the car seems to be made around it! I ended up welding it back up in situ, but it wasn't the most fun I've ever had!...

          Then the self adjusting clutch and the resetting of that and the location of the engine ECU and... hehe


          So I thought I best get a guide / manual for the clutch before VW threw me another curve ball I wasn't quite expecting!

          Cheers
          Wilbo

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          • #6
            I've got a Haynes book of lies that covers the MK3 but to be honest you're better using Google. (Or preferably the Bently Manual)

            If you get stuck I can scan it up tomorrow and mail you the PDFs.

            Pete
            79 MK1 Golf Wreck to Race / 79 MK1 Golf The Red Thread / 76 MK1 Golf Kamei Race Car
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            • #7
              Once u get the gearbox out then its easy peasy, the crucial torque settings are 60nm + an extra 1/4 turn for the pressure plate bolts and 15nm for the flywheel bolts.

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              • #8
                Yep, looks pretty straight forward...doesn't look like any show stoppers

                Just had to check tho, after trying to get the clutch pedal bracket out!
                (Looks like changing the clutch will be easier )

                Thanks all

                Cheers
                Wilbo

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by peedman View Post
                  Once u get the gearbox out then its easy peasy, the crucial torque settings are 60nm + an extra 1/4 turn for the pressure plate bolts and 15nm for the flywheel bolts.
                  Uhhh...dude, isn't it the other way around? lol..60Nm + 1/4 turn for FLYWHEEL bolts? then 15Nm for p-plate bolts
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Mrk_Mickey View Post
                    Uhhh...dude, isn't it the other way around? lol..60Nm + 1/4 turn for FLYWHEEL bolts? then 15Nm for p-plate bolts
                    4 cyl 2l mk3 has the pressure plate bolted onto the crank .
                    Are you sure about 15nm for p-plate bolts , I would have thought at least 30 !
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                    • #11
                      Inbetween both its actually 20nm in the bentley.

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                      • #12
                        Yeh Seb it is 20NM but hey elbow click is good hey
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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Bug_racer View Post
                          4 cyl 2l mk3 has the pressure plate bolted onto the crank .
                          Are you sure about 15nm for p-plate bolts , I would have thought at least 30 !
                          Ahh righto. My bad hehe
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                          • #14
                            Gearbox is out, as is clutch and PP.

                            Flywheel has been surfaced, new rear main seal installed (85x105x10mm, ID,OD,W for reference), will pick up new clutch kit today, and if the gods permit reinstall at some stage!

                            Thanks for the help so far!

                            Cheers
                            Wilbo

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                            • #15
                              Just did mine too. (Hybrid Mk1/2/3 Motor!)











                              Pete
                              79 MK1 Golf Wreck to Race / 79 MK1 Golf The Red Thread / 76 MK1 Golf Kamei Race Car
                              7? MK1 Caddy
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