Sachs Clutch for AFN (Dual Mass Flywheel)

Hello,

Since my dual-mass flywheel (DMF) seems to be defective, the clutch makes a howling noise when starting, and the pedal also vibrates when you press it, I would like to replace the entire clutch assembly.

So far, I've often been recommended Sachs as a good and affordable manufacturer.


Does anyone know the part numbers for the components I need?
The car is not tuned, and sometimes the boost pressure is too high due to VTG problems, but it is within the maximum specification of ,5 bar.
The new clutch should fit the existing bell housing and be slightly stronger than the VAG clutch.

To be exchanged:
Momentum, ZMS.
Clutch disc.
Printing plate.
Pull-out bearing.

The nearest VAG workshop quoted 1200 euros for the replacement of the above components, including materials. Since I find that too expensive, I'm trying to save money on the materials without having to accept a significant drop in quality.

I only found general information on the Sachs website.
We also need a dealer for Sachs in Austria.

Regards,
macro

Quote:

Which Sachs clutch is suitable for an AFN (single mass flywheel)

First, please provide the vehicle data.

Sometimes, the engine code alone is not sufficient.

OK, sorry.

Here are the vehicle details:

VW Passat Variant GT TDI 1.9l (35P - Variant)
Engine type (engine code): AFN (81 kW)
Transmission (GKB): CYP (according to the sticker under the carpet in the cargo area).

When listing the GKB (General Key Box) in the knowledge database, the field indicating whether a ZMS (Central Management System) is installed or not is unfortunately empty.

Do you need any other data?

Regards,
macro

Quote:

Do you need any other data?

Why me? I'm not the only one here.

Do you mean the 3A5 or the 35i?
How about the year of manufacture or the model year?

It's the body from a B4 model (manufactured in 1995).
Year of construction: 1996.

Can anyone else help?