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Volkswagen Golf - Video tutorial
Model: Volkswagen Golf
5K1, MK 6, Golf 6, Golf VI
- Years 2008-2012 The intervention of replacing the clutch on a car is quite complex, let's try to summarize the most important operations to be carried out below, also helping us with the video. First open the bonnet and start disassembling the air filter box and the various pipes, then remove the battery and its support compartment, disassemble the starter motor, after which lift the car and disassemble the right wheel and remove the plastic wheel arches. Disassemble the suspension assembly and pull down the axle shaft, disassemble the right side engine mount and use a stand to support it, start disassembling the gearbox and differential assembly bolts. Once the gearbox has been pulled down, which is quite heavy so you have to be very careful, it will be possible to disassemble the disc and pressure plate group and then the flywheel.
Posted on 9 April 2023 by ScegliAuto
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