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ok then looks like i will be doing the cam cover gaskets myself what gaskets will i need and are they still obtainable from vauxhall
thanks
I bought one of these last year :
http://www.autoairconparts.co.uk/car-air-conditioning-condenser-aircon-radiator-vauxhall-omega-b-3-0-v6-petrol-manual-automatic-apr-1994-to-2013-part-16-6554.html
Not much help coz they're now out of stock
Rad has to come out to get it out.
As Shackeng says, worth picking up new seals for the A/C. The old ones *may* be OK, but you won't know for certain until after a £45 regas. So I'd always recommend replacement.
I think chrisgixer is talking about the copper washer seals for the auto gearbox cooler, and these can often be reused without issue, as long as they aren't damaged. If these do weep, its easy enough to change these at any time afterwards, so not really a problem. That said, they can't be expensive, if you wanted to replace them as a matter of course. Your choice
Obviously, in addition, you will need coolant, as you'll lose a lot of it when you disconnect the rad. You probably won't lose enough ATF to be overly concerned about, but no harm in picking up a small bottle and checking the level (with engine running) after job is complete. And the regas, obviously.
so assume ignore the ATF gearbox cooler In fairness mine lives outside 24/7 and doesn't appear any worse than when I first bought it dirt cheap from the bay of e.
As we say where I come from "Scrubs up well don't she"!Looks in a lot better nick than my F/L saloon.She is kept in the garage so pampered really
Looks really nice, what year & how many miles?🚘🚗🔧
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There will be a switch on the clutch pedal as well....worth a checkDSG...
Good news... the steering wheel screw can be reused upto five times
Bad news... it's a VW. Actually you already know that
Haynes '04- Golf/Jetta manual tells you everything you need to know... won't repeat it here as the four chapter jumps will confuddle even the most committed Haynes fan...
For example...
Chapter 12 Body electrical systems: Removing Indicator/Cruise/Wiper Stalk...
Step 1. Remove steering wheel as described in Chapter 10...
Chapter 10 Steering and Suspension: Removing Steering Wheel...
Step 1. Remove Airbag as described in Chapter 12...
Haynes should rate jobs by the number of Tamazepan boxes required to do each task rather than spanners
Who actually uses cruise these days?
). Easy as not need to remove the steering wheel, but I can't seemed to find if the same applies for Touran. I don't fancy removing the wheel and airbag in face
