I‘m in the middle of doing this job. I‘ve removed the axle beam (20 minute job if everything was rust free like mine). Got the old bushings out but the new poly bushings don‘t seam to want to go in nomatter what I do. I know thier supposed to be tight but I measured a .097 (2.5mm) interference fit! is this right? Also I followed the instructions on VWVortex everyone seems to gravitate to ,but to no results. I‘ve probably pressed in 5000 ball joints, u-joint cups, wheel bearings ect. in my life but I have never seen anything like this. Did they give me the wrong part (6R0 501 541A) or something here? Any advice would be great. Thanks.
No, not in this application. Copper pans are used in cooking all the time. In the case of a range hood, hopefully the food that you are cooking will never come in contact with it!
Copper SALTS are toxic in quantity. Copper itself is very unreactive, and is quite safe for cooking pots water pipe etc. Copper counters are more germ free than other surfaces. Go for it.
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6R0 501 541A is the correct part number for the updated bushing. You also mentioned poly bushings, the bushings should be rubber, not poly, especially if they came from the dealership. Your original bushings were oil-filled hydraulic bushings that were very prone to failure. Later revisions switched to a half rubber, half blank configuration, and the latest is mostly rubber, with a couple gaps. Might be a silly question, but are you sure you removed all of the old bushing? There should not be that much of an interference fit. Believe it or not, removing the rear axle beam is the bulk of the cost associated with just having the dealer do this job, if you have already disconnected the rear brake lines, or don't mind doing a brake bleed, I would recommend just driving the rear beam to the dealer and having them do it, they should charge for an hours labor, around $130. Because the of the awkward angle and fit, it is definitely a job that goes easier using the proper tools. Good luck.
