urgent clutch advice needed
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urgent clutch advice needed
ive just swapped my clutch in my99 and carnt seen to bleed the clutch back
up, im not really sure how to do this.
every time i try the pedal just gets stuck on the floor and wont come back
plz help
up, im not really sure how to do this.
every time i try the pedal just gets stuck on the floor and wont come back
plz help
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I know what you have done - did it myself a few weeks ago
You know the release fork? Well sometimes putting the engine back to the box it comes out of situ and it give's the same symptoms.
PITA but undo the engine mounts from underneath disconnect the downpipe and airbox pipe. Move the rad. Get a block of wood to protect the sump and move the engine away from the gearbox...
All this is aslong as your sure you have not got air in the system. Obviously make sure it's not leaking inside the car at the top of the pedal or on the slave cylinder.
Have you started the engine to see if it's noisy?
You know the release fork? Well sometimes putting the engine back to the box it comes out of situ and it give's the same symptoms.
PITA but undo the engine mounts from underneath disconnect the downpipe and airbox pipe. Move the rad. Get a block of wood to protect the sump and move the engine away from the gearbox...
All this is aslong as your sure you have not got air in the system. Obviously make sure it's not leaking inside the car at the top of the pedal or on the slave cylinder.
Have you started the engine to see if it's noisy?
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yeah its rattleing its bag off like it was when i took it to bits.
I removed the gear box though instead of the engine.
theres no air in the system i dont think, pressed pedal,held pedal and tighted the bleed valve so there carnt be
I removed the gear box though instead of the engine.
theres no air in the system i dont think, pressed pedal,held pedal and tighted the bleed valve so there carnt be
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It might be possible to wriggle around the clutch arm with the pivot pin out (behind the starter motor) and using a torch.
I have plenty experience as a mechanic and sometimes it's the small daft things that catch you out if your mind is else where at the time...
I have plenty experience as a mechanic and sometimes it's the small daft things that catch you out if your mind is else where at the time...
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Did you clip the bearing on the fork? or did you just leave the bearing attached to the clutch pressure plate?
Did you use a new bearing or the original? As more than likely if you used the original bearing the locking ring probably didn't lock into the pressure plate, now causing the bearing to be loose.
Sorry to break the bad news, but you will either have to pull the box out or engine to sort this.
Did you use a new bearing or the original? As more than likely if you used the original bearing the locking ring probably didn't lock into the pressure plate, now causing the bearing to be loose.
Sorry to break the bad news, but you will either have to pull the box out or engine to sort this.
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I know your ripping the box back out but on the new box do ensure that the bearing is clipped (using the lugs) onto the clutch fork retaining lugs. (bearing should not be attached to the clutch pressure plate, this is a common mistake for the 1st timer)
Also ensure the bearing lock ring is tight and seated correctly. The clutch pedal will have to be depressed until you hear a click and this is when the bearing should permanently engage on the pressure plate.
Good Luck
Also ensure the bearing lock ring is tight and seated correctly. The clutch pedal will have to be depressed until you hear a click and this is when the bearing should permanently engage on the pressure plate.
Good Luck
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