Rebuilding: 1.6TD JX Turbo Diesel engine

[MarkWard]

I’m not going to tell you to reuse engine bearings based on a photo. Sorry.
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[dobryan]

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[epowell]

I'll be going to the machinist tomorrow, so today doing my final prep...
I found something I'd like to have cleared up >
I have 2 manuals:
1) VAG specifically for the JX
2) BENTLEY specifically for the CS

As we know the JX and CS are so similar that most specs are identical, and I think the BENTLEY goes into more detail than the VAG manual so therefore I am comparing both... here I found a discrepancy... my intuition tells me that when there is a discrepancy I should go with the VAG specs since they are for sure for JX.
The first image is VAG, the next image is the BENTLEY;

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[MarkWard]

I don't have my calculator handy, but the first table has a pretty large range that probably covers the range in the second table. My hunch is, it is + or - not minus minus as the first table shows.
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[crazyvwvanman]

There isn't really much discrepancy between them, the Bentley numbers are just slightly rounded. The same basic tables are in other VW Bentleys and you find both the rounded and not rounded versions depending on the Bentley version and engine section. Gas motors used the same sizes as the diesels. Later model's books tend to have the not rounded numbers, at least in my Bentley library. The - signs are correct. Some tables make it clearer so maybe look for one of those for the machinist, un-rounded and with just the ranges.


Edit:

Here is a table from 85-92 Jetta Bentley
same table covers diesel, turbo diesel, gas
11 engine codes of inline 4 models

Mark

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