Flywheel Bolts: Shouldered vs. Non-shouldered??

[L DC]

The link below shows a bolt just like the ones that
hold the Flywheel on my car. I did a search on Google
under "shoulder bolts" and this is what came up, so I
guess the ones I got are shouldered bolts. 


http://www.boltman.com/images/bolts/Bolt3_4Flange316ss.jpg


Thanks again,

-Louis


--- L DC <ldc007usa at yahoo.com> wrote:

> I'm doing a clutch job on an '85 VW QSW (same
> engine/drive train as in the 4KQ).
> 
> The Bentley manual gives 2 different torque specs
> for
> the flywheel bolts, base on either: "bolts WITH a
> shoulder" vs. "bolts WITHOUT shoulder."
> 
> Now, the hex bolts I took off have a washer
> incorporated on the head as one solid piece. Bolt
> looks like a hexagonal little hat, to visualize.
> 
> So, is safe to assume they are bolts with a
> shoulder,
> correct?
> 
> If so, the torque is 25 NM higher (shouldered) than
> the non-shouldered version, if memory serves me
> well.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> -Louis
> 
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