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    Guys

    Need to replace front lower wishbones on my 2006 Passat 2.0 TDI DSG

    I have noticed the rear bush bolt is obstructed from being removed by the DSG box, any ideas on how this can be removed ?

    Many thanks in advance

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    Lower the subframe by losening 3 bolts or raise the gearbox.

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    Is that straightforward ?

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    Yes but I'm usually doing it on a ramp, you might need to do both if you are working with a jack and axle stands.

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    We lift the box, you get the same problem on the V5/6 Golf 5 with the sump and on 3 cylinder Polo platforms also because of the sump.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FLAPPERJACK76 View Post
    Yes but I'm usually doing it on a ramp, you might need to do both if you are working with a jack and axle stands.

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    HI
    When you say do both? what do you mean sorry ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crasher View Post
    We lift the box, you get the same problem on the V5/6 Golf 5 with the sump and on 3 cylinder Polo platforms also because of the sump.
    Thanks for the advice, how do i raise the dsg box please ?

    By the way, my jerky dsg box is back now its getting warmer, its been perfect since the autumn !

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    Stick a jack underneath with a wood block and raise until it starts to resist which might be enough. Some slacken the NSF gearbox mount to increase the raised height but the dog bone rear gearbox mount will fight you if not disconnected from the subframe. You only need to raise the box enough for the bolt to be accessed.

    Loosening the subframe bolts (not removing them) may give more clearance but the subframe bolts are normally torque to yield stretch type so should really be renewed.
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    With the car raised on a two post lift we disconnect the gearbox upper mount (new bolts MUST be used) then take the car up and lift the gearbox from below with a hydraulic transmission jack taking car out to trap or stretch anything.
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    Thanks for the advise guys. Do not the engine mounts prevent the engine/gearbox rising up ?

    Is the upper gearbox mount easy to get to ?

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