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akw 
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 Topic: JX flywheel locking toolPosted: 11 Apr 18 at 01:36 |
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Just stumbled upon this old thread few minutes later:
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Posted: 11 Apr 18 at 01:18 |
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Thanks, will try the screwdriver method
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Posted: 09 Apr 18 at 15:03 |
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The one in the link is for boxer engines, I use a screwdriver and bolt in a bell housing hole, works easy enough
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Posted: 09 Apr 18 at 13:40 |
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1988 1.6TD Westfalia Club Joker syncro
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Posted: 09 Apr 18 at 12:11 |
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Hi, I managed to get the flywheel off without it, but would like to source it for when I come to torque the new bolts up. The manual says vw 3067 but I can't find it anywhere in the UK. Does anyone know a tool I could use instead? Would this work on a diesel: Thanks
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