Torque Settings for VW Golf 1 1300

The torque and timing settings for a 6HE1-T engine will depend on the specific model and application of the engine. It is important to refer to the manufacturer's specifications or service manual for the correct torque and timing settings for your engine.
In general, the torque settings for the 6HE1-T engine will specify the amount of torque, or rotational force, that should be applied to the fasteners when tightening them. The timing settings, on the other hand, will specify the position of the crankshaft and camshaft relative to each other.
It is important to follow the manufacturer's specifications when setting the torque and timing on the 6HE1-T engine to ensure that the engine is assembled correctly and operates safely and efficiently. Failing to follow the correct torque and timing settings could result in engine damage or failure.

If your doing an engine rebuild I would suggest you buy a good quality workshop manual as this will have all the information you need like torque settings and where the timing marks are.

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Which engine? The diesel and gas (petrol) engines will need different torque. All three gas engines appear to call for 22 foot-pounds plus 90 degrees with threads and bearing surfaces oiled.

Please follow this link to find the torque settings for your VW Golf 1800 mk1 http://www.torkspec.com/torkspecmm.aspx?KI=533

The wheel bolts torque settings for a 2009 VW Golf Estate 1.9 TDI is 120 Nm.

timing marks

You can view a guide that includes the tightening sequence HERE

And yes, you will need to re-torque them.

According to a famous car manual it says to 'tighten by hand DO NOT use any tools', If in doubt ask a sturdy friend to apply a little more force.