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Bug Me Video Presents Volume 3: Complete Engine Rebuild The fact that this DVD has 35 in-depth chapters gives you a good idea of the amount of information that’s packed into it! Every aspect of an engine teardown, inspection and reassembly is demonstrated in a practical order and at a manageable pace. Whether you wish to do a full rebuild or just need enough information to swap out a cylinder head, you’ll find it here in volume three! While Rick Higgins goes through a complete engine overhaul of a 1600 dual port engine, his sons are following on with a 1500 single port and a 1200 single port engine. Any differences between the engines are pointed out so you’ll be able to overhaul any of them yourself. Note that the 1300 engine is almost identical to the 1500 so you’ll be covered for that one as well. For over two and a half hours follow the DVD through a complete tear down, inspection, and reassembly of the engines. Clear, orderly instruction is provided starting with the engine just as it comes out of the vehicle, through to a completed engine ready to be re-installed. You will also get to put some of the skills you’ve gained from Bug Me Video Volumes 1 and 2 to use by draining the oil out of the engine and removing the clutch and flywheel. Visit us at www.VW-DIY.com to see more video clips and other DVDs in the series

Bug Me Video Presents Volume 4: Brakes This DVD provides a vast amount of useful information with special attention given to all the common problems that you may face when doing a complete brake job. The DVD begins by covering the complete brake system pointing out the differences in components from year to year. The rear brakes are then discussed showing several ways to remove the rear axle nut that secures the rear brake drum. Once removed, the brake parts are inspected and we see how to replace a faulty rear axle grease seal. Then the old wheel cylinders, brake shoes, and brake hoses are examined and replaced as needed. The handbrake cable is also discussed and we see how to replace it. The DVD moves to the front brakes, showing how to remove the different types of drums available. As with the back brakes this section shows how to examine and replace the wheel cylinders, brake shoes, and hoses. Also when replacing the front brakes attention is given to the front wheel bearings showing how they are packed with grease and replaced. For Karmann Ghia enthusiasts disk brakes are given a chapter! After giving an overview of disc brakes Volume 4 shows how to change the pads and remove & inspect the brake calliper to determine if it needs replacing. With the calliper off the rotor is removed if it needs to be serviced or replaced. After identifying and replacing the master brake cylinder, attention is given to the brake lines that run through the vehicle. A section is …