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    Hi, i am currently trying to change the head gasket on a mach 2 1990 golf, i have taken all the componts off and the head is free. However the inside cover of the timeing belt is still attached so i cannot fully remove the head. Any suggestions? i have checked throughly and there does not seem to be any more bolts holding it in place.
    Also i managed to slip the cam belt off but am worried when i come to re-fit that i will not be able to ajust the tension?

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    1.3 or 1.6? I think all Golf 2 Match models were 1.3.
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    yea its a 1.3. Do you have any idea what the problem may be?
     
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    There is a bolt behind the cam belt sprocket and the sprocket must be removed to allow the head to be removed.
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    crasher is right.the sprocket has to be removed.
     
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    as for timing..if no manual,mark belt against casing before disassembly.if advanced in mechanics mark t.d.c top dead centre on firing order no.1 piston if unsure .....reply
     
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    Its a bit of an old thread but I did notice that nobody addressed his point regarding slipping the cam belt off. It should be loosened by turning the water pump - something that must be done sooner or later otherwise you'll never get the bugger back on. And "turn the water pump" means giving it a few clonks with some wood and a hammer as it'll be stuck solid
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    And unless you remove the pump to replace the “O” ring it will leak if you move it.
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