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gearbox 1500 wooo
veegrub - October 19th, 2009 at 06:48 PM

ive just pulled the engine and box

ive pulled apart the gearbox, but ive reached where i need a press to pull the gears out i want to change the bearings and seal. Who do you think will help me out with that and give me some pointers in assembling, i went to the library to look at manuals but they were wrong ones the casings split apart, mine dosent, i saw alot of measurement and stuff im concerned about that but all i want to do is bearings not sure

Im in the melb north any info or your thoughts i would like to hear from you


LOWBUG - October 19th, 2009 at 08:34 PM

VW gear boxes are a black art, not many people around know what there doing, theres more to them than evan a transmision specialist can deal with and get right. Look for help in one of the better more established VW shops down there.

Godd Luck


veegrub - October 19th, 2009 at 11:13 PM

hey lowbug

thanks, seriously i tripped out when i checked out some specs on it


dangerous - October 20th, 2009 at 05:30 AM

I always try to encourge people to "have a go",
but you REALLY are stepping in the deep end.

There are many bearings inside a Volksy box, but normally only
the main shaft bearings, pinion taper bearing, and diff bearings need replacing.
These vary between the different models, but any good Volksy shop should be able to supply them if you have a sample,
or a bearing shop.
But shop around, you can get 100% difference in price of bearings in two phone calls.

Gaskets and seals can come from a Volksy shop too.

Do some searches on this, and other forums, to see if you want to wade into the pool a little further.