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Old 08 April 2003, 05:22 PM
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wey hey.... at long last, there was talk of a redesigned clutch for the classic shape. Well wait no longer, cos my dealer rang today, and my P1 is going in next week. No more jerk from cold i've been promised... re-designed Flywheel apparently.
Its under warranty thank god.. :-)
Old 08 April 2003, 07:19 PM
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probably the flexi type we bin fittin for ages
Old 08 April 2003, 08:08 PM
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Nice one Mark

Is this 'warranty' only, or a costly replacement

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Old 08 April 2003, 08:53 PM
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can someone explain this to me dealer are fitting one next week for me and want to know what it is
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Old 08 April 2003, 10:24 PM
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P1 Owner,

Which dealer?
Old 09 April 2003, 08:13 AM
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Okay dokey, here goes,

Parts replaced, Drive Plate, Centre Plate, Bearing and new Fly Wheel.

It us under Warranty Steve... :-)

My dealer is Colchester Isuzu / Subaru, Essex..... the guys there are fantastic.
Old 09 April 2003, 08:16 AM
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Scooby Boy
How much do these cost???

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Old 09 April 2003, 07:20 PM
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i couldn't tell you off the top of my head as i only fit the parts but the flywheel looks normal from the front but when you turn it over theres a plate bolted to the back which covers everything inside so i don't even know how they work totally but i know the face which bolts to the end of the crank can somehow move independently to the face the clutch bolts to. it's made like this to take out ****** coz the new friction plate has no springs it any more like old plates used to have but we have never had to have one back to replace it . they seem to have finally got it right. and they are now offering this as the fix for anyone who has a legacy that chirps from the old dual mass flywheel type
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I've had this fitted to my MY00 about 2 weeks ago. It cured the judder but has left me with a problem when changing up at high revs. It feels like someone has just run into the back of me and makes the whole car shake.
Typically when I took the mechanic out in it it didn't do it!

Still trying to find the cause.


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Old 11 April 2003, 10:18 PM
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Jaycee
Mine used to do that, I found adjusting the biting piont of the pedal cured it.
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