VW Mk1 timing belt replacement. How to install a new timing belt VW golf, rabbit, cabriolet Mk1
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- S3E18 I will show you in depth how to replace the timing belt on a Volkswagen MK1.
How to replace a VW Mk1 timing belt.
VW Mk1 timing belt replacement.
How to install a new timing belt VW cabriolet mk1.
VW Rabbit MK1 timing belt.
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Someone hook this guy up with a sponsorship. These are the best videos on CZcams about these jobs. He breaks it down for normal people in a very easy to understand method.
Thanks bud
Awesome! Just bought an 85 Cabby. Other than it being a super fun and cute car, one of the main reasons I got it was to have something straightforward to wrench around on. I'd rather just take my newer Nissan Altima go to a shop for most repairs. But these Classics are just fun to work on! You got a new subscriber buddy. Thanks for the videos. You've got a good personality and a laid-back way of explaining things
Excellent instructional tutorial!! I have a 92 Cabriolet. I'm in the process of doing waterpump and timing belt. This was a tremendous help!!
You are so thorough - I appreciate the "over" explanations... Your vids are also therapeutic! Love seeing you make parts fit perfectly!
Thanks and thanks for watching
Easy to understand thanks problem solver. Best videos for sure.
Thank you
thx dude just the video i was searching for you saved my life
Nice tool to use with this tensioner is circlip pliers
Great video, I’m doing the same project, you’re a great help
This guy is Amazing, well done bru👏
Good job thank you for the very helpful video.
This was really helpful thanks.
How can i get the book?
That's impressive
To be save just replace it the tentioner does not cost that mutch more and your already in there. He wont do it but now is a good time to replace the oil seal as well even if it does not leak. yes youre probably fine but the changes of it leaking in the future is high so better be save and replace it.
It was perfect time to change seals and avoid head aches 🧐🤔
Thought the mk1 only went through 84? 86 didn’t have round headlights unless is a conversion.
The convertible is an exception
Not as a negative comment, but to learn and make sure: aligning like that feels like you can miss a few millimeters. Isn't that a problem?
Second: when turning the different sprockets, can't you damage the car (Isn't that the same effect as when a driving belt brakes and everything turns on it's own, braking the engine)
It seems pretty do-able, tho i might try it myself from the moment I'm sure that it actuality starts (hasn't driven in 16 years...)
the belt can only move so much, it would have to jump a whole tooth on one of the sprockets. this engine is a non- interference engine so you can snap a timing belt and no damage will occur
Slightly confusing this tutorial - others (PJ) say get the crank aligned first with it's own cover mark, then the camshaft, turning with the original cam belt, then proceed. The lower sprocket doesn't come into it, unless the distributor is needs realignment...
That is a good way to destroy your engine. Always set the engine up at TDC (Top Dead Center) using the TDC mark in the distributer, TDC mark on the fly wheel, and the marks on the cam sprocket and crank pulley BEFORE taking the old timing belt off. Also just for good measure take the number one spark plug out and verify the piston is at TDC. The way you just lined up the marks on the cam and crank can have one at the TDC and the other 180 degrees off. The MK1 is an interference engine meaning if the timing is off the pistons and valves will hit each other. Also turning the cam or crank independent of each other can cause damage to the valves and pistons. Please research a procedure before producing an "in depth" how to.
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This dangerously inaccurate .the timing marks on the crank at gearbox side cam mark to tappet cover .no 1 piston at top.rotor on distributer lined up with notch with idler wheel.
Can you explain this clearer please ?
@@jimyou200 I think this is what he meant: The timing marks are as follows: the crank lines up with gearbox notch (careful there are some that have a line at 6 degrees before TDC) - the cam sproket mark lines up with tappet cover check number 1 piston (with screw driver) to make sure it is all the way at the top - Rotor on distributor needs to be lined up with the notch on the metal housing of the distributor base and something about the idler wheel (not sure how the idler wheel fits into the picture).
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Rock auto sucks.... Try to return something....
It's the same all the way from MK1 TO MK3
Are you sure?
@@ProblemSolverGarage 100% for all the 8v engines AGY 1.3 MK1 TO THE ADY 2.0 MK3
@@ProblemSolverGarage BTW YOU DO NEED TO GET THE ENGINE TDC OTHERWISE YOU WILL HAVE A VALVE THROUGH YOUR PISTON AND IT IS RECOMMENDED NOT TO REUSE THE CRANK BOLD