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posted on October 13th, 2003 at 05:12 PM
Question about pulling an auto out of a kombi


Alright people I’m about to pull an auto box out of a kombi. My question is what type of tools do I need to do the job? Any specialized ones etc. I will be doing the job on my own so are there any tricks that can help me as I have never pulled one out of a VW before.
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posted on October 13th, 2003 at 06:22 PM


Pull the engine and trans out together, then split them on the floor, don't forget to undo the torque converter bolts before splitting them, other wise you will have auto fluid everywhere.
Just normal tools will do the job, but remember the engine and trans together are very very heavy, be careful if you are by yourself.
Don't forget the 2 top gearbox bolts, brake hose, auto shift cable, wires on the starter and regulator, I think thats all the ones I have fogotten in the past!!




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posted on October 13th, 2003 at 07:12 PM


You will need a double spline bit (8mm I think?) if you wish to remove the flex plate from the crank. :)



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posted on October 13th, 2003 at 08:28 PM


thanks for the reply guys, it's a big help!
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