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Crankshaft Needle Bearing, Replacing

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Only for Vehicles Equipped with a DSG® Transmission

Special tools and workshop equipment required 

Conditions 

Fig 1: Identifying Needle Bearing
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Removing the Needle Bearing 

Fig 2: Identifying Internal Puller
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-- Remove the needle bearing -1- from the crankshaft -2- using a commercially available internal puller for example the : 21/2  and counter support for example the : 22/1  .

-- The internal puller must be positioned behind the needle ring -arrow-.

Installing 

Fig 3: Identifying Bearing Press Piece
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-- Clean the bearing seat in the crankshaft and apply a thin coat of grease.

-- Drive the needle bearing into the crankshaft using the : VW207C  .

Installation Depth -a- = 2.0 mm.

Fig 4: Identifying Installation Depth
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NOTE:

If the needle bearing was unintentionally pushed in too deeply, it must be replaced, because it will be damaged when it is removed again.