oil pump removal
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Hi,me mates taking a oil pump off for me,he says he needs a puller,any ideas where i can get the right type from,or what it looks like so i can make one.thanks
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Re: oil pump removal
Hi Adam, there are (apparently) 2 types ... I bought one from Heritage which is a screw-in type, when I got in to the pump though my pump had no threads to screw into I manufactured a slide hammer from threaded rod, a rawl bolt and several nuts and washers. Worked a treat
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Re: oil pump removal
Hi Ian,Just been down to see the van,me mates got the bits off,theres no threads in(im guessing its the hole in the pump where the gear goes),i have a sliding hammer with attachments,similar to raw bolts(tho the one that would fit is missing,typical),im guesing you took the back box off etc.To give you a bit more room?,me mates a bit reluntant to take more bits off.Theres plenty of room,but proberly not enough to get a raw bolt in,etc.Im pressuming its the hole in the pump body where you pull it from .Thanks Adam
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Re: oil pump removal
dbz864 wrote: im guesing you took the back box off etc.To give you a bit more room?,
Yep, I did. I'd also be checking the engine mounts while I was in there too
dbz864 wrote: Im pressuming its the hole in the pump body where you pull it from .
Yep, that's the way I did it.
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Re: oil pump removal
Remember, you should not re-use the pump mounting bolts (for some reason ?).
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Re: oil pump removal
ghost123uk wrote:I think I remember reading you should not re-use the pump mounting bolts ?
The pump does not have mounting bolts, it has studs and (allegedly) non-re-usable sealing nuts.
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Ah, it's the cover nuts. I knew I had seen summat about it.
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Re: oil pump removal
Well we are pissing in the wind till we know what engine you have got.
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Re: oil pump removal
Yes sily me,its a 1.9 petrol 1988,yeh i saw them funny nuts,dont really know why you cant reuse them tho.?Was hoping not to remove back box,really.Just bben out and bought a raw bolt,might buy the puller from heritage and try to use there tool with a raw bolt.thanks adam
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Re: oil pump removal
One of these then.
http://www.vwheritage.com/vw_spares_Too ... tartPage=1
http://www.vwheritage.com/vw_spares_Too ... tartPage=1
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Re: oil pump removal
dbz864 wrote: yeh i saw them funny nuts,dont really know why you cant reuse them tho.?
Adam I re-used our's just put a blob of Blue Hylomar on each one as I fastened it up ... I believe it's to stop the oil running up the thread (?) and that never leaked As I said before the Heritage puller didn't fit my DG oil pump
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Re: oil pump removal
Ordered a puller apparently they are for t1s,i know it wont fit mine as theres no thread in hole,il try to adapt the puller with a raw bolt.Ordered some nuts at the same time.I cant think for the life of me the nuts would seep,but dont wont to be known as a cheap skate .thanks everyone..
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Re: oil pump removal
Wasser boxers use the later Type 1 oil pump. The puller T piece fits into the oil galleries.


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emm that looks interesting,tho dont know what the other end of the puller looks like from the pic posted,is it a t piece/end?Thanks
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