Are the bolts holding the flywheel to the crank stretch bolts? if they are ill need some new ones..
also whats the torque for the bolts
cheers chaps
flywheel to crank diesel
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Re: flywheel to crank diesel
Haynes says you should use new ones ( I'll bet plenty don't)
Stage 1 60Nm
Stage 2 Tighten a further 90 Degrees.
Info taken from Haynes Manual.
Stage 1 60Nm
Stage 2 Tighten a further 90 Degrees.
Info taken from Haynes Manual.
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Re: flywheel to crank diesel
I have had hundreds of flywheels on and off, never used new bolts and never had problems.
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Re: flywheel to crank diesel
a new set is 14 quid.. better safe than sorry. They are high tensile steel bolts. VW said they replace them.. however the mechanic i spoke to agrees with andy.. pays your money takes your choice i think. I bought a new set just to be safe