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Old 05-25-2004, 09:20 PM
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are the clutch alignment tools for VW motors the same size as another makes??

I have a rail buggy with a 1500 SP ('67). I had to pull the clutch off to inspect both it and the flywheel. I know I need a clutch alignment tool to get it right but I dont have one. I read that an old input shaft would work good, but I dont have one of those either and the closest place I could even try to get one is an hour and a half away. Im no expert at all, but are the tools the same size for all clutches of are different makes different sizes. I know Im probably rambling on but I could really use some help

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Old 05-26-2004, 02:44 PM
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Re: are the clutch alignment tools for VW motors the same size as another makes??

Each manufacturer (& model) uses different spline patterns & shaft diameters. You can get a universal tool that has tapered cones for the cluth disc splines & screw on ends for the pilot bearing for fairly cheap at most automotive stores. Actually, I've been in a pinch on the road & used a long 3/8" socket extension I wrapped electrical tape on the end to fit in the pilot bearing & wrapped a few inches up the shaft so the splines on the clutch fit snugly & it worked fine.
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