syncro transaxale size

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Hank Winning
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syncro transaxale size

Post by Hank Winning »

Hey Gang,
Does anybody happen to have a engine out of a syncro?
I'd like to know for sure if the mating surfaces on the transaxle is different than on a air cooled motor

thanks
hank
Type 5 Joe
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Post by Type 5 Joe »

Hi Hank,

It's the same as any late model 091 bus Trans....

- Joe
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Hank Winning
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Post by Hank Winning »

Thanks for the reply Type V Joe,
But I'm not sure on the different ID #'s on the VW bus transaxles -ie: 050 or 091

What I'm trying to find out is does the 091 trans have the same engine mounting pattern as the rest of the air cooled VW transaxles?
thanks
hank
Type 5 Joe
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Post by Type 5 Joe »

Yes, a bug motor will bolt up... 091's are used all the time with a bug motor / Type IV / Wasser.

The input shaft will need to be swapped to the shorter (002 bus) for a bug motor.

- Joe
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It is a good idea to try the search feature.
Jim Andritsakos
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Post by Jim Andritsakos »

To be exact all 5/83+ (watercooled) vanagons inc syncros has the later 094 code box!
Jim Andritsakos

1973 1303 German look (project)
1975 ex Bundeswehr vw 181 (FS)
1988 T3 Syncro 16 doubledoor
1990 T3 Syncro panel
1985 T3 Syncro ambulance (FS)
1985 T3 2WD panel (FS)
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