These are for the front. The post and my question is about the rear flex disc.
Thanks, I spotted my mistake.
@NAANI?4Motion,
I'm trying to replace the rear flex disc.
I've removed the three 12 point 10mm bolts & undone the three 17mm nuts.
But when I try to unscrew the bolts there doesn't seem enough space between the Haledx to get them out fully. Any tips?
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In your photos, these bolts are shorter and don't seem to have nuts (like the front flex disc I did a while back)
I found in one of your above diagrams:
12-point flange bolt #22, 60 Nm
Modification: From 09.02 onwards. new securing bolts with balancing nuts and washers were introduced for some propshafts
Two of the new securing bolts might be installed with a balancing nut and washer
If securing bolts are unscrewed, balancing washer and balancing nut are not allowed to be reinstalled
I just noticed in your photos, will the rear flex disc come out without taking the prop shaft apart like you did?
Last edited by arek_p; 29-10-2024 at 11:59 PM. Reason: answered own question
great tip mate
2004 VW Bora 4motion | 3.2 Swapped - R32 Trimmings | BBS CH | Forever fixing this bitch
Installed the Gen 2 rear giubo on 2003 V6 Bora as first done by @NAANI?4Motion.
It is 170g heavier than the Gen 1.
For leverage, I used a cam shaft tool.
A long 10mm spanner with a neck is very handy for the triple square bolts.
I needed to indent the heat shield a little just to slide it in place (just used the flex disc itself to push up).
No vibration when tested at 100 km/h.
Definitely doable, but very fiddly. The long bolts are a nuisance to deal with because they can only slide out so far before they hit the Haldex controller.
Last edited by arek_p; 12-11-2024 at 01:37 PM. Reason: photo added, weight added
Ah that's awesome so confirmed the 1K (MK5) flex disc fits then! The MK4 ones are getting impossible to find
2004 VW Bora 4motion | 3.2 Swapped - R32 Trimmings | BBS CH | Forever fixing this bitch
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