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In our last video our 1971 Super Beetle’s engine was partially disassembled where we uncovered some issues that meant we had to rebuild it. In this video our tech will complete the tear down as far as we can. The engine case will be split, the crankshaft and all the internal parts will be pulled out and the connecting rods will be removed from the crank before sending the parts out to a machine shop.
Intro 0:00
Case Nut Removal: 0:50
Splitting the Engine Case: 1:09
Crankshaft Removal: 1:40
Camshaft Removal: 1:50
Main and Cam Bearing Removal: 2:00
Dowel Pin Removal: 2:07
Lifter Removal: 2:21
Distributor Drive Pinion Removal: 2:32
Oil Release Plug Removal 2:38
Cylinder Head Studs Removal: 2:57
Oil Sump Plate Studs Removal: 3:15
Crankshaft Disassembly: 4:05
Connecting Rods Removal: 5:22
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Tools used in this video:
1/4" Drive Ratchet
1/8" Drive Ratchet
3" Extension
6" Extension
10mm Socket
13mm Socket
15mm Socket
17mm Socket
10mm Wrench
13mm Wrench
15mm Wrench
17mm Wrench
Vice Grips
Needle Nose Pliers
Snap Ring Pliers
Telescopic Magnet
Brass Hammer
Chisel
Flathead Screwdriver
Impact Driver with Ground Down Chisel
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