[Vwdiesel] help identifying some parts

[Kris]

Woo hoo!  :)  Perfect.  This is what I need.

I headed over to thepartsbin.com and found most the sensors (oil
pressure was chosen by color of connector, in this case brown).

I'm impressed with your exact bolt knowledge.  I found boltdepot.com
which carries metric bolts and found a 6mmx20.

So, now I have a bolt resource... could you identify these for me?

1) Water pulley bolts (I had to dremel off a couple from the crankshaft
pulley as well.. indented hex head bolts are really poor quality)

2) Intake mainfold bolt washers

3) Oil pan bolts

On Wed, Aug 07, 2002 at 11:39:48AM -0400, LBaird119 at aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 8/7/2002 3:17:24 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
> krisa at subtend.net writes:
>
> > 1) I need bolts for both of the cooling hose connectors (one in front,
> >  one on side opposite cam gear).
>
>   Those are 6mm X 20 bolts.  The bottom one on the end is actually a
> special bolt with the hex head in the middle and threads sticking out
> beyond.  It's for bolting the heater pipe to.  A regular bolt will work fine
> though.
> >
> >  2) I need the two small sensors on the camgear-opposite side cooling hose
> > connector, andthe big sensor on the front cooling hose connector.
>
>   One is the glow plug sensor (049 919 501).  The other is the temperature
> gauge sender (same number I do believe) or idiot light sender.  (Don't
> know the number, dealer or wrecking yard part.)  The big one has two
> male spade connectors on it?  That's the A/C overtemp cutout.  Yard or
> dealer.
> >
> >  3) I need the sensor that screws into the camgear-opposite side
> >  (directly into head).  Looks like an oil pressure sensor?
>
>   That's because it is an oil pressure sender!  :)  There are several
> different
> ones so be specific when getting one, diesel, in the head, etc.
> >
> >  4) (non-head related) There is a sensor that screws into the lower right
> >  side of the radiator on the back.  Looks like the fan switch sensor?
>
>   Radiator fan thermoswitch.  Again there are several and the correct one
> depends on what thermostat you have.  Perhaps time to put in a new
> thermostat too and be sure/safe?
> >
> >  Can anyone name these?
>
>   So do I win a prize?  ;-)
>      Loren
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