Is the clutch hydraulic???
11 March 2003, 02:50 PM
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Hi Guys,
Can anyone tell me if the clutch is hydraulic on a version 2 sti? Are all models the same setup or are some cable? Any help greatly appreciated.
Steve
Can anyone tell me if the clutch is hydraulic on a version 2 sti? Are all models the same setup or are some cable? Any help greatly appreciated.
Steve
11 March 2003, 02:58 PM
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Cool, thanks Dave.
If that's the case, do you think it's possible that it could need bled rather than a new clutch? It's slipping when boost kicks in.
If that's the case, do you think it's possible that it could need bled rather than a new clutch? It's slipping when boost kicks in.
11 March 2003, 03:59 PM
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if your clutch is slipping it is u/s.the operation of working the clutch( cable/hyd) has nothing to do with the clamping force on to the flywheel.if it was needing bleed,it would not be clearing the flywheel,causing the gears to crash.
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11 March 2003, 04:08 PM
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Okay, I understand now. Cheers for that Shoppe. Do many guys meet up around our area for a wee thrash? If they do I would be keen to find out coz I've only recently moved back up. Send me an e-mail to let me know.
Cheers.
Cheers.
11 March 2003, 04:38 PM
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Guys,
there's a very active group around the Inverurie area (I know it's many miles away!), but they quite often meet up, go for drives etc,
Jools Coghill is the SIDC regional rep for the area, and you can contact him on jcoghill@lineone.net to sort out arrangements etc.
Would be great to have some of the more northern guys (we have one from north of Inverness who regularly attends events) come along to some of the Aberdeen and rest of Scotland events.
John
there's a very active group around the Inverurie area (I know it's many miles away!), but they quite often meet up, go for drives etc,
Jools Coghill is the SIDC regional rep for the area, and you can contact him on jcoghill@lineone.net to sort out arrangements etc.
Would be great to have some of the more northern guys (we have one from north of Inverness who regularly attends events) come along to some of the Aberdeen and rest of Scotland events.
John
11 March 2003, 10:05 PM
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Not all Impezas have hydralic clutches, not sure when they changed but the early ones were cable.
Simple check is under the bonnet you will have a fluid resevoir for a hydralic clutch as well as the brake one.
The only reason clutch adjustment would cure slip is if there is no free play at the pedal, it should move 5-15mm before operating the clutch.
Col
Simple check is under the bonnet you will have a fluid resevoir for a hydralic clutch as well as the brake one.
The only reason clutch adjustment would cure slip is if there is no free play at the pedal, it should move 5-15mm before operating the clutch.
Col
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Shoppe
with terminology like "U/S" and a location near Elgin give me a big clue. Which one are you at? East pointy sharp one or the leisurly stick another pie in the oven Western one?
Me, by the way, am at the pie eating supremo one in Wilts
Cheers fella
Carlos
with terminology like "U/S" and a location near Elgin give me a big clue. Which one are you at? East pointy sharp one or the leisurly stick another pie in the oven Western one?
Me, by the way, am at the pie eating supremo one in Wilts
Cheers fella
Carlos
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