Re: Help Me Please (JoeM29)
okay, first thing is to get a haynes repair manual. these guys have EVERYTHING covered. when i replaced my clutch assembly in my '84 jetta it helped me out a great deal to have a reference right there.
second thing...you're going to have to take out your front axles. this is a real pain in the a*s. i had to disconnect my cv joints and everything. but once you get it you feel much better.
third thing, you're going to need a pulley from like your garage roof. something that can hook on to your transmission to lift it out. youre also going to need a special transmission jack to help take it out and put it back in. you can use a regular hydraulic jack but i dont recommend it.
umm..those are the basics. if you really want me to go through a step by step instruction i can, you can email me at [email protected]
if you'd like. or you can just go pick up a haynes repair manual and thumb through it.
good luck with everything.
Keep Driving,
- Amy
okay, first thing is to get a haynes repair manual. these guys have EVERYTHING covered. when i replaced my clutch assembly in my '84 jetta it helped me out a great deal to have a reference right there.
second thing...you're going to have to take out your front axles. this is a real pain in the a*s. i had to disconnect my cv joints and everything. but once you get it you feel much better.
third thing, you're going to need a pulley from like your garage roof. something that can hook on to your transmission to lift it out. youre also going to need a special transmission jack to help take it out and put it back in. you can use a regular hydraulic jack but i dont recommend it.
umm..those are the basics. if you really want me to go through a step by step instruction i can, you can email me at [email protected]
if you'd like. or you can just go pick up a haynes repair manual and thumb through it.

Keep Driving,
- Amy