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Price for VW Dual Mass Flywheel?


Hi

Can anyone of you fine chaps give me an idea on the price of fitting a dual mass flywheel and clutch to an 04 VW Passat TDI 130 5 speed and is there any other things possibly needed?

Thanks  Nige



-- Edited by Nige on Friday 11th of November 2011 08:09:57 PM

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I'm not sure about the Passats but on Mk3 Mondeos if the dual mass flywheel went it could also fill the start motor with metal so you'd also be advised to check or replace that. Also the the clutch slave cylinder is something else that you'd just replace while you were in there..

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chrisoncbr is the man for this smile

But I bet it aint cheap no



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PM me the reg no of the Passat & I'll see what we can do it for.  It won't be cheap because we prefer to use genuine VW parts & all of the dual mass flywheels are pricey.



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hi have you tryed G S F for a price or even euro car parts ? 



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I compleatly understand good parts are needed due to the amount of labour involved.

PM sent Chris

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Not sure if the Passat has hydro or cable clutch. Some cars have the hydro slave (gearbox end) clutch in the gearbox bell housing itself and not outside on the casing. If its the case some will say change it. It would have been in there as long as your clutch and about as much labour costs again to change if starts leaking or sticking (only if built into bell housing). GSF will advise you which clutch cyclinder and type with the reg number.

Hope this helps



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