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94 Golf III Output bearing failure?



 
 
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Old March 12th 06, 08:43 PM posted to rec.autos.makers.vw.watercooled
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Default 94 Golf III Output bearing failure?

Hello fellow VDubbers,

Have a 94 golf 2.0 with an 020 tranny
Anyone experienced a similar vibration. When I drive above 45 mph
with some throttle(under torque) usually in 5th gear, when I turn
right, my gear shift vibrates and I can feel some slight vibration in
the gas pedal. Seems like a driveline issue. My car has been leaking a
little tranny fluid I've had it topped off a twice. I have recently
replaced both axles and the left side wheel bearing, thinking this
vibration was a wheel bearing. But No.. It has not gone away. So would
turning under torque above 45mph signify a possible output bearing
issue with my tranny? when I turn left there is absolutely no
vibration. Could another possibilty be a strut bearing? It wouldn't
cause this pulsation would it?? Thanks for your brainstorming.
Basically I am trying to decide for a service or just to purchase a
remanufactured transmission. Or get an mk4, last option!!
Interestingly enough my first car was an 84 scirocco with a clode
ratio. I owned it from 140,000 to 250,000. Drove the hell out of it and
never experienced any tranny problems even through it had the dreaded
close ratio 020

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Old March 13th 06, 04:13 AM posted to rec.autos.makers.vw.watercooled
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Default 94 Golf III Output bearing failure?

This could be anything. My first choice would be motor mounts or trans
mount.
> wrote in message
ups.com...
> Hello fellow VDubbers,
>
> Have a 94 golf 2.0 with an 020 tranny
> Anyone experienced a similar vibration. When I drive above 45 mph
> with some throttle(under torque) usually in 5th gear, when I turn
> right, my gear shift vibrates and I can feel some slight vibration in
> the gas pedal. Seems like a driveline issue. My car has been leaking a
> little tranny fluid I've had it topped off a twice. I have recently
> replaced both axles and the left side wheel bearing, thinking this
> vibration was a wheel bearing. But No.. It has not gone away. So would
> turning under torque above 45mph signify a possible output bearing
> issue with my tranny? when I turn left there is absolutely no
> vibration. Could another possibilty be a strut bearing? It wouldn't
> cause this pulsation would it?? Thanks for your brainstorming.
> Basically I am trying to decide for a service or just to purchase a
> remanufactured transmission. Or get an mk4, last option!!
> Interestingly enough my first car was an 84 scirocco with a clode
> ratio. I owned it from 140,000 to 250,000. Drove the hell out of it and
> never experienced any tranny problems even through it had the dreaded
> close ratio 020
>



 




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