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C h a z 17 October 2002 08:00 PM

(Sorry mods if this is in the wrong area)

My clutch has started slipping today:(
Can anyone give me some advice as to where to get it repaired and wheather I should replace it with an uprated one?
If so what sort should I go for, and approx costs?

dhorwich 17 October 2002 08:24 PM

Dont know where your from but the company below are in durham and they do the whole job including clutch for £295 + VAT


http://www.importcarparts.co.uk/service/service.htm

Dan:D

[Edited by dhorwich - 10/17/2002 8:42:34 PM]

ImprezaWRX 17 October 2002 08:35 PM

I had my clutch fitted at the above top job top price.
Drove from West yorks to West Aukland, on an ever decreasing clutch.
Think under £300 for a clutch fitted is one of the best prices around.


Mick:)


[Edited by ImprezaWRX - 10/17/2002 8:35:20 PM]

harvey 17 October 2002 08:44 PM

Give Mark a ring. He is a top bloke and if everything is arranged in advance it is done in half a day. His no.01388834204. Also a good source for spares especially imports as the name suggests.
No connections other than I have used him many times in last c
ouple of years.
Based at West Auckland which is just South of Durham up the A68 from the A1M J58.

C h a z 17 October 2002 11:13 PM

Thanks guys

harvey 19 October 2002 03:03 AM

Chaz: Have you got sorted?

C h a z 19 October 2002 12:04 PM

Having dicussions with Mark via e-mail. Just a question of if it is safe to drive the scoob that far with the duff clutch. (I live in Preston)

BKS 19 October 2002 05:51 PM

could you pop his email address up as i cant find it on the webiste and i am also having clutch probs. cheers ;)

ScoobyDoo555 19 October 2002 05:56 PM

If it's any help, I drove my Scoob for about 3 months with a slipping clutch - thought it was something more sinister!!!:D

If you take it easy (not too much Larry Lead Foot ;)) you should easily make there...

Just my 2p....

Best of luck,

Dan

PS I ended up doing mine myself - include a new flywheel, coz when the clutch starts to slip, usually the flywheel cracks too. If you don't replace it, the cracked flywheel will destroy the new clutch - back to square one :(

Took me 8 hours with a mate to help!!!!:eek: That gearbox is SO heavy!!!:D:D:D:D

BKS 19 October 2002 06:19 PM

cheers for the mail chaz!!

blackwrx 19 October 2002 11:19 PM

If your having a clutch done def get flywheel done also first one I didnt and it lasted 6 months now have organic clutch and new flywheel £700 but great.
Reading prior posts I could have got it cheaper but well worth it'
all the best m8.

Chris.Palmer 20 October 2002 01:12 AM

Talk to Mark R19ket - He's a boody nice bloke (too honest for his own good ;) - he talked me out of buying one of his clutches :eek: - although they seem to be the best quality & value for money on the market :cool:).

If your flywheel is not completely fecked i.e. just surface cracks (which is very common & can be skimmed out) get it lightened while your at it (circa 3Kg - from 10.5Kg down to 7.5Kg http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadID=138770

Cheers,

Chris

[Edited to add]

Those figures were for a pre my97 with 225mm not 230mm clutch

[Edited by Chris.Palmer - 10/20/2002 9:37:19 PM]

harvey 20 October 2002 02:50 AM

Stock flywheel is 12kg or just over.

C h a z 20 October 2002 11:10 AM

Thanks guys :) this is just what Scoobynet is all about.


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