neilly
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300 Tdi Rebuild
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ALL of them? I get three missing, just red crosses.Yes Al WE can see them !
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Spec savers neilly ! LOL
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All 8 ish
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pics are ok to me spigot bushes are very brittle they easily damageI don't know why those pictures aren't showing up. When I click the edit button they are there.
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It's looks like I've squashed that a bit then, rocking the engine off the box.
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yes id think so
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Cheer, James.
It makes you realise what damage you can do when putting the engine back on the box.
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ive had to swap a bush before as i damaged it fitting the box but you know when youve likely done soCheer, James.
It makes you realise what damage you can do when putting the engine back on the box.
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How could you tell?
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id been trying to force it as you do when it doesnt slip in nicely once youve got both engine and box perfectly aligned
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So you thought you'd given it too much stick and so took it off to check. Hunch based on experience I guess, but good to know!
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hD clutches tend to be nosier than standard from what I hear.....
Defo fit the HD release arm thats a given, as for the rest @jamesmartin could advise better.
Defo fit the HD release arm thats a given, as for the rest @jamesmartin could advise better.
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that is true they can make the engine sound much mores knocky a std valeo clutch kit and hd release arm will more than suffice
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Cheers. I'll wait to see what JM says.
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Awesome. That's the way I'll go.
I'm off to take a picture for my next question, back shortly.
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What's this bit called?
It's got a gasket behind it. Easy enough.
Does the rubber seal in the centre just push out to be replaced?
It's got a gasket behind it. Easy enough.
Does the rubber seal in the centre just push out to be replaced?
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That is the crankshaft rear oil seal.....
It is a single unit, the rubber seal is integral to the frame.
Part number LUF100430G
It is a single unit, the rubber seal is integral to the frame.
Part number LUF100430G
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rear main oil seal its bought as seen in the pic, luf100430 is the number though probably supercedesWhat's this bit called?
It's got a gasket behind it. Easy enough.
Does the rubber seal in the centre just push out to be replaced?
