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]
-----Original Message-----
From: Charles Thorsten [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2000 4:37 AM
To: Edward Lui; 16v List
Subject: Re: Change Mk2 Golf Starter Motor
> Does anyone have any tips on changing a starter motor on and 16v
golf?
Be sure to support the engine, since the front starter motor bolt
also secures the engine to the front motor mount. If you use a
jackstand (the easiest way), stick a flat piece of wood between
it and the oilpan to spread the load evenly. Otherwise you risk
putting a dent or hole in the pan (losing your oil on the freeway
would be a bad thing).
Also, be sure to get a motor rebuilt by Bosch, and use a new
starter bushing in the transmission case (the Bosch motors should
come with one).
Charlie
'89 Jetta GLI 16v
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