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sgolf1b
31-05-2007, 07:40 PM
I have a 1979 Golf diesel. I have overhauled the injection pump and I need to reinstall it. I don't know the torque the nut that secures the pulley takes. Can any one help me. I know it takes quite a bit!

gldgti
31-05-2007, 09:08 PM
Hi, samuel i'm guessing, aydan here,

someone get out ya bentley! otherwise, i might have the answer for you by saturday night, i'll be going home to dads place, he has all the books ;-)

cheers

aydan

jets
01-06-2007, 09:56 AM
I have a 1979 Golf diesel. I have overhauled the injection pump and I need to reinstall it. I don't know the torque the nut that secures the pulley takes. Can any one help me. I know it takes quite a bit!

The factory Workshop Bulletin dated Aug 76 says pump bolts 2.5 mkg
Fuel pipes 2.5 mkg
Pump gear 4.5 mkg
I guess These figures still apply today.

Rob

sgolf1b
03-06-2007, 10:43 AM
Thanks a lot guys,
but the torque info I need is for the nut that secures the belt pulley in front of the pump. the info provided by Jets appears to me to be not enough torque for this nut as it took a lot of strenght to undoit.
REally appreciate your input!

brackie
03-06-2007, 11:29 AM
According to the Bentley Bible it's 45Nm (33ft.lbs)

Sorry it took me so long. I saw your thread but believed others had sorted it for you. :)

jets
03-06-2007, 04:18 PM
[QUOTE=sgolf1b;56925]Thanks a lot guys,
but the torque info I need is for the nut that secures the belt pulley in front of the pump. the info provided by Jets appears to me to be not enough torque for this nut as it took a lot of strenght to undoit.
REally appreciate your input!

The figures I gave in mkg [AKA Kilopond-Meter] are the same as Newton-Meter but only 1/10th numerically.[hope that makes sense]
I checked my other manuals & they all show the same figures as Brackie has posted. I also checked my mk2 Bentley-- same as mk1.

brackie
03-06-2007, 05:50 PM
I think you may be asking about the cambelt tensioner tightening torque. If so, it's also 45Nm (33ft.lbs) It's a locknut.

gldgti
03-06-2007, 06:49 PM
it also may have been overtightened in the first place :-D

gldgti
03-06-2007, 06:51 PM
another thing... make sure you have the woodruff key!

sgolf1b
04-06-2007, 08:02 AM
Thanks everyone for your messages! really appreciate it. By the way is the woodruff key the half circle shaped piece of metal that keeps the pulley in its place?

thank you for giving me the correct torque also for the campbelt tensioner. I needed it also! great stuff.

jets
04-06-2007, 09:25 AM
[QUOTE=sgolf1b;57154]Thanks everyone for your messages! really appreciate it. By the way is the woodruff key the half circle shaped piece of metal that keeps the pulley in its place?

Yes