Clutch, Servicing: Notes
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Special tools and equipment
- 3067 Counter-hold
- T10097 Centralizing mandrel
- VAG 1331 Torque wrench or equivalent
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NOTE:
- Replace clutch plates and pressure plates that have damaged or loose rivets
- Select correct clutch plate and pressure plate according to parts list and engine code.
1 - Flywheel
- Make sure centering pins are a tight fit
- Contact surface for clutch lining must be free of grooves, oil and grease
- Removing and installing
Refer to SEALING FLANGES AND FLYWHEEL/DRIVE PLATE for AWW & AWP engines or SEALING FLANGES AND DUAL-MASS FLYWHEEL, REMOVING AND INSTALLING for BDF engines
2 - Clutch plate
- Diameter. Refer to Code letters, application, ratios, capacities
- Installed position on two-part flywheel: Shorter hub end (arrow) points toward pressure plate
- Installed position with single piece flywheel: spring cage faces pressure plate
- Centering. See Figure
- Lightly grease splines
NOTE:
Clean input shaft splines and, on used clutch plates, the hub splines, remove corrosion and apply only a very thin coating of grease, Part No: G 000 100, to the input shaft splines. Then move clutch plate back and forth on the input shaft until the hub moves freely on the shaft. Excess grease must be removed.
3 - Pressure plate
NOTE:
Pressure plates are protected against corrosion and greased. Only the contact surface may be cleaned, otherwise the service life of the clutch will be considerably reduced.
4 - Bolt
- Use Parts catalog to check correct application
- On two-part flywheel: 22 Nm, always replace
- On single piece flywheel: 20 Nm
- Loosen and tighten gradually and diagonally