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Title: 1.8 gearbox into a 97' 8v agg 2.0 gti
Post by: Robracer on 26 February 2013, 22:14
 As title say's, does a 97' mk3 golf 1.8 gearbox (DFP 07086) fit into a 97' Mk3 golf gti 2.0 8v AGG? I got myself a clean low mileage 1.8 gearbox for pennies, and my present 2.0 gti gearbox need's replacing soon. But am i going to run into problem's? Cheer's Rob
Title: Re: 1.8 gearbox into a 97' 8v agg 2.0 gti
Post by: GOLF-MK3-GTI on 26 February 2013, 22:24
http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=54857.0

have a read at boneybradley post, this should clear things up. What car was this gearbox removed from?

My bad  :grin:
Title: Re: 1.8 gearbox into a 97' 8v agg 2.0 gti
Post by: Robracer on 26 February 2013, 22:30
Cheer's bud  :smiley: The other question that's buggin me is, will i need a 1.8 clutch? I've read that the 2.0 gti gearbox uses a large input shaft apparently? Thus rendering mine useless! I've read the flywheel's are the same though
Title: Re: 1.8 gearbox into a 97' 8v agg 2.0 gti
Post by: benvictors on 26 February 2013, 22:31
It's an 020 with 100mm flanges so yes it will fit, the ratios are slightly different but has the same final drive ratio so you won't notice the difference
Title: Re: 1.8 gearbox into a 97' 8v agg 2.0 gti
Post by: boneybradley on 27 February 2013, 00:11
I have a list of ratios, types and codes on my site http://boneybradley.webs.com/theenginesandgearboxes.htm (http://boneybradley.webs.com/theenginesandgearboxes.htm)
Title: Re: 1.8 gearbox into a 97' 8v agg 2.0 gti
Post by: Robracer on 27 February 2013, 10:07
Cheer's bud, a very helpful link  :smiley: But my only question i have now is, will i need a 1.8 clutch? Or will the gti 2.0 clutch work with the 1.8 gearbox?
Title: Re: 1.8 gearbox into a 97' 8v agg 2.0 gti
Post by: benvictors on 27 February 2013, 11:56
The clutch will work mate
Title: Re: 1.8 gearbox into a 97' 8v agg 2.0 gti
Post by: Robracer on 27 February 2013, 16:59
That'll save a few pennies  :smiley: I didn't see any point in having to buy a new clutch, when i replaced mine roughly 20,000miles ago