1995 Clio 1.8 16v replacement clutch???
10 December 2003, 03:51 PM
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As title says, my car is in dire need of a new clutch. What I would like to know is what make/type should I go for. Clearly the standard renault one is good as its lasted the 86k that the car has done but I'm not keen on paying for a kit from renualt direct as this will be big bucks knowing there prices. I dont want a performance one as theres no need as the car only has a magnex cat-back as far as mods go and I've heard that performance ones create an even stiffer clutch pedal than standard (this I definatley dont want).
Oh, and I need to sort the clutch soon as I want to sell it for a proper car!!!
Any comments gratefully received???
Oh, and I need to sort the clutch soon as I want to sell it for a proper car!!!
Any comments gratefully received???
10 December 2003, 08:01 PM
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I notice that German,Swedish and French now stock parts for Renaults, will their kit be up to the job???
10 December 2003, 08:03 PM
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yes i use them for pug bits and it is valeo clutches they sell which is the origional supplier
eurocarparts too
[Edited by pugoetru - 12/10/2003 8:04:30 PM]
eurocarparts too
[Edited by pugoetru - 12/10/2003 8:04:30 PM]
10 December 2003, 08:07 PM
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Nice one pugoetru, your a true gent. Just what I needed to know. Have a virtual pint or three on me mate 
[Edited by prodriva - 12/10/2003 8:16:47 PM]
[Edited by prodriva - 12/10/2003 8:16:47 PM]
10 December 2003, 08:31 PM
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GSF have always done renault parts, used to be andyspares 
Up to you, standard one is very good, or if you want uprated get the volvo/uprated r5gtt clutch, it bolts right on, its about 55 quid from GSF.
Ask on www.renaultsportclub.co.uk forums for the part number.
Up to you, standard one is very good, or if you want uprated get the volvo/uprated r5gtt clutch, it bolts right on, its about 55 quid from GSF.
Ask on www.renaultsportclub.co.uk forums for the part number.
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o hyes, to do it 'properly' its recommended to have the engine out!
Can do it with engine in but makes it harder to line stuff up properly.
And thats for a 19, a clio must be a real bitch (hell you have to take the bonnet off to change the oil filter properly!)
Can do it with engine in but makes it harder to line stuff up properly.
And thats for a 19, a clio must be a real bitch (hell you have to take the bonnet off to change the oil filter properly!)
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