I need to identify that part.
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Jan 1, 2024 at 7:23 AM
Something snapped under the car, I need to identify that part?
2000 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA
VIANEY BERENICE VERA GARCIA
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Hi,
The part is called a pendulum support. I attached a pic below to confirm I have the correct part. Often they are called a dog-bone. They connect the subframe with the transmission housing. Pic 2 shows one I found online that will work.
Let me know if this helps.
Joe
See pics below.
The part is called a pendulum support. I attached a pic below to confirm I have the correct part. Often they are called a dog-bone. They connect the subframe with the transmission housing. Pic 2 shows one I found online that will work.
Let me know if this helps.
Joe
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Jan 1, 2024 at 11:37 AM
Hi Joe, yes, this helped a great deal thanks. Now do you happen to know the size for the number two bolt on the dogbone mount? And does it just screw in, or does it have a nut at the end?
Jan 2, 2024 at 7:30 AM
Hi,
My manuals don't provide that information. However, I believe it has a nut on the opposite side. When you get the part, check to see if it is threaded internally. I just be certain because there are so many different variations, but I suspect it will have a nut on the opposite side.
Let me know how things turn out for you.
Joe
My manuals don't provide that information. However, I believe it has a nut on the opposite side. When you get the part, check to see if it is threaded internally. I just be certain because there are so many different variations, but I suspect it will have a nut on the opposite side.
Let me know how things turn out for you.
Joe
Jan 2, 2024 at 10:32 AM
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