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Alternatives to Replacing Golf III 1.6 75PS Starter Bushing Housing?

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Can I replace the starter sleeve/bushing in a Golf III 1.6 75PS without replacing the starter housing?

Yes — you normally replace only the sleeve/bushing, not the whole housing [#16632618] Knock out the old sleeve, remove any մնements with a narrow screwdriver, and press in a new one; some users also mention greasing/oiling the starter shaft before reassembly [#16632630] [#16632651] If the bore in the housing is worn and the sleeve is loose, one workaround is to glue the new sleeve in with Poxipol after degreasing the hole and oiling the shaft [#16632718] Another option is to fit a starter with its own support on the bendix/axle instead of relying on the housing bushing [#16632626] [#16633090] One example given was a starter from the AEE 1.6 engine, and the thread notes that MAGNETI MARELLI 63223039 made such starters [#16632852] [#16633292]
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  • #1 16632613
    Marelli
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    Hello
    Knocked out sleeve in the box:

    Sample photo.
    Alternatives to Replacing Golf III 1.6 75PS Starter Bushing Housing?

    Practically the box housing to be replaced.

    The starter is as follows:

    Alternatives to Replacing Golf III 1.6 75PS Starter Bushing Housing?

    Once I got some replacement with a closed starter head:

    Sample photo.
    Alternatives to Replacing Golf III 1.6 75PS Starter Bushing Housing?

    Is there any replacement not to replace the housing ??
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    #2 16632618
    kortyleski
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    You do not replace the housing, only the sleeve. Even on a car it can be done
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    #3 16632626
    abart64
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    There are models of the starter with support on the bendix. You'll find something.
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    #4 16632630
    g107r
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    You can knock out the old one for grease.
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    #5 16632651
    robokop
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    You pick out the remnants of the old one with a narrow, sharp screwdriver, paste in a new one and it's ready.
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    andrzej20001
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    If you have an egg in aluminum, paste the sleeve on the poxipol and screw it on immediately. After half an hour, you can fire up. Before gluing, degrease the hole in the box and coat the starter shaft with oil.
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    Marelli
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    The sleeve is gone. Egg for two sleeves. Rather, without replacing the housing or using a "different" starter, the matter will not start ...
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    #8 16632852
    tata1
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    I had a similar problem with AEX (1.4) - there was nowhere to mount the bushing. For PLN 50 I got a starter from AEE (1.6) with its own support. It fits easily and works for several years. Look for a starter from a different engine.
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    #9 16633090
    robokop
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    Gearboxes "walk" by kilograms in scrap yards. You can always replace. if necessary, look for a starter with a supported axle or a bendix on the scrap.
  • #10 16633292
    Marelli
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    It turned out that I have such a starter from AEE with a supported axle. Unfortunately, I have misled you a bit. I have a starter on the back of the engine. And it looks like this:

    Alternatives to Replacing Golf III 1.6 75PS Starter Bushing Housing?

    Must be on M8 bolts. Unfortunately, the one on the front does not fit ...

    Added after 10 [minutes]:

    Thanks so much for the hints. The case was cleared up. I need such a contraption:

    Alternatives to Replacing Golf III 1.6 75PS Starter Bushing Housing?

    Only MAGNETI MARELLI 63223039 made such starters.

    greetings
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The discussion revolves around alternatives to replacing the starter bushing housing for a Golf III 1.6 75PS. Users suggest that instead of replacing the entire housing, one can replace just the sleeve. Techniques include using a narrow screwdriver to remove remnants of the old sleeve and inserting a new one. Some recommend using adhesive like poxipol for securing the new sleeve. Additionally, users mention sourcing starters from different engine models, such as the AEE, which have a supported axle and can be a direct fit. The conversation highlights the importance of ensuring compatibility with the starter's mounting configuration.
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