Hi Volks,

I have some diesel parts for sale, as i have found there may be some
trouble attaining smog legality in calif. if I go ahead with this Jetta/GTI
motor swap. My loss could be your gain, however...

All parts are from an 85 vanagon diesel.

For Sale:
motor mounts- left and right with cross strap
oil pan
oil pump
oil fill pipe and dip stick
exhaust manifoldwith pipe to muffler and bracket
flywheel and clutch
some hoses
hardware
I do not have the beelhousing, as there was no trans with it.  But as this
post shows, there is a kep adaptor.

Please email me if you are interested.

Dan Belick
84 Adventurwagon

>From: David Marshall <vanagon@VOLKSWAGEN.ORG>
>Subject:      Re: diesel beelhousings vs gas (for swaps)
>Comments: To: "D.Belick" <mmoguls@HOOKED.NET>, Vanagon@VANAGON.COM
>To: Vanagon@VANAGON.COM
>
>Bin there done this last night.  I am using a KEP adapter plate with my
>Syncro transmission.  After a lot of measuring we determined that 5mm is
>the right amount to remove from the input shaft.  The hole in the
>crankshaft is deepenough to fit everything together but there was an
>estimated 1mm amount of clearance.  The KEP adapter plate is 26mm thick so
>this will allow me to run a longer input shaft as opposed to just swapping
>the bellhousing.  It can be noted that Diesel input shaft is the correct
>length or a pre 68 bus input shaft.
>
>The standard (non-diesel) vanagon bellhousing will not bolt up to a inline
>four VW engine.
>
>I have a site with details of my swap at:
>
>http://www.volkswagen.org/vanagon/syncroswap.htm
>
>
>
>At 17:16 3/20/98 -0700, D.Belick wrote:
>>Hi Volks,
>>
>>There was a recent post(sorry, I've lost your name) that inferred the input
>>shaft from a gas engined vanagon could be used in the Jetta/GTI swaps.  Can
>>anyone verify for me that the standard vanagon bellhousing/input shaft
>>combo will work if the shaft is shortened?  By how much?  Is the bolt
>>pattern the same?
>>
>>thanks in advance,
>>
>>Dan
>>
>>84 Adventurewagon
>>
>>
>
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