Quattro 5spd and 6spd cluch data help
02-17-2018, 03:45 PM
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Quattro 5spd and 6spd cluch data help
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I am new to this forum and have been trying to find data for clutches. I know the FWD clutch and kits are different so I will get that out of the way.
I own a 2000 Audi TT Quattro with a 5spd awd transmission and am assuming it is the 180HP model.
Issue
I have taken the motor out and have found that this car had been previously worked on by an idiot, missing bolts nuts, dual mass flywheel not installed correctly.
Specs
I have measured the clutch that is in there and it seems to be 9 7/16th, the spline is 15/16th diameter and 23 teeth. It is also equipped with the hydraulic clutch slave cylinder found in the 6spd.
Question
What size is a the quattro flywheel? I dont want the issue of accidentally ordering a smaller solid mass flywheel to replace the dual mass and eating up my starter or flywheel teeth.
What is the actual clutch disc size in a 5spd quattro? The one that was in there was a LUK brand 9 7/16th
Data I have found online says it is supposed to be a 7/8th input shaft with either a 9 inch or 8 7/8 inch clutch disc but this cannot be correct?
I am new to this forum and have been trying to find data for clutches. I know the FWD clutch and kits are different so I will get that out of the way.
I own a 2000 Audi TT Quattro with a 5spd awd transmission and am assuming it is the 180HP model.
Issue
I have taken the motor out and have found that this car had been previously worked on by an idiot, missing bolts nuts, dual mass flywheel not installed correctly.
Specs
I have measured the clutch that is in there and it seems to be 9 7/16th, the spline is 15/16th diameter and 23 teeth. It is also equipped with the hydraulic clutch slave cylinder found in the 6spd.
Question
What size is a the quattro flywheel? I dont want the issue of accidentally ordering a smaller solid mass flywheel to replace the dual mass and eating up my starter or flywheel teeth.
What is the actual clutch disc size in a 5spd quattro? The one that was in there was a LUK brand 9 7/16th
Data I have found online says it is supposed to be a 7/8th input shaft with either a 9 inch or 8 7/8 inch clutch disc but this cannot be correct?
02-18-2018, 01:47 PM
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If you can't find it on the ECS Tuning or South Bend Clutch sites, call South Bend tomorrow and ask them. Alternately, Call Shokan Coachworks as they might have one laying around in their warehouse shop and could measure it to help you.
I can't help you as my son's TT is put together at the moment. He has a 6 speed so I wouldn't be sure of the diameter of the pressure plate I have here.
I have a 5 Speed New Beetle that has the same slave cylinder/throwout bearing as his 6 speed. I think they are the same with both transmissions Maybe the bleeder port connects a bit different to the master cylinder.
I can't help you as my son's TT is put together at the moment. He has a 6 speed so I wouldn't be sure of the diameter of the pressure plate I have here.
I have a 5 Speed New Beetle that has the same slave cylinder/throwout bearing as his 6 speed. I think they are the same with both transmissions Maybe the bleeder port connects a bit different to the master cylinder.
02-19-2018, 02:44 PM
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Just figured it out. Just in case anyone runs in to this issue the 5spd quattro with the hydraulic clutch slave needs the same clutch setup at the 6spd. So 240mm(9 7/16) clutch and pressure plate and the input shaft is a 23 teeth 15/16th diameter. I also found a supplier who shipped me a complete solid mass flywheel conversion kit complete with new hydro clkutch slave.
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