On Mon, 24 Jan 2000 10:06:50 -0500 "Williams, Chris (RSCH)"
<[email protected]> writes:
>> Charlie wrote:
>> and use a new starter bushing in the transmission case (the Bosch
motors >>should come with one).
>
> This reminded me of a question I've always had. How do you pull
> this sucker if you don't have the special tool?
>
> Chris Williams
> [email protected]
You can either tap the copper bushing and then screw in the proper sized
bolt and pull it out with a slide puller, or you could fabricate a tool.
I stick an oil soaked rag into the cavity that exposes the flywheel, to
trap any falling bits. I then lightly hammer a large screwdriver, that
fits inside the bushing. Then I just twist it out, being careful not to
screw up the alloy case.
The just use a deep socket and lightly hammer it in.
Peter
'79 Scirocco 16V project car
'80 Scirocco
'88 Scirocco 16V
'83 GTI, daily driver
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