I have a 1985 Scirocco Storm with cable operated clutch and would like to change the gearbox to one with a hydraulic clutch
I propose to use one of the conversion kits to the clutch pedal, but would need a gearbox with hydraulic operated clutch that is compatible with the 1800 engine fitted in 1985
Anyone got any thoughts on that one please
Terry
GEARBOX WITH HYDRAULIC CLUTCH
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Re: GEARBOX WITH HYDRAULIC CLUTCH
I’ve seen the Mk1 Golf boys use a hydraulic clutch but not sure which gearbox is used, might be worth searching online for Mk1 Golfs.
The clutch will be heavy if the cable is not routed correctly or at an angle at the gearbox end or catching on the bulkhead, removing the cable and pouring some 3in1 drip oil along the cable can help free it up.
If the clutch is old they do get heavy over time, after fitting a new clutch In my car the pedal was so much lighter to use.
The clutch will be heavy if the cable is not routed correctly or at an angle at the gearbox end or catching on the bulkhead, removing the cable and pouring some 3in1 drip oil along the cable can help free it up.
If the clutch is old they do get heavy over time, after fitting a new clutch In my car the pedal was so much lighter to use.
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Re: GEARBOX WITH HYDRAULIC CLUTCH
Quick search seems to say 02A to 02J gearbox is needed, you may need to check what size drive shaft flanges you have as I think you will need 100mm but not sure?
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Re: GEARBOX WITH HYDRAULIC CLUTCH
i have seen some people use a hyd setup on an o2o box, i think they used some type of willwood slave cylinder.
ive a hyd setup on my 20vt and its not much lighter than the cable setup. changing master cylinder sizes could change that though
ive a hyd setup on my 20vt and its not much lighter than the cable setup. changing master cylinder sizes could change that though
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