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Old 09 October 2013, 07:27 PM
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would a seized spigot bearing cause my clutch to screech very loudly as this is whats happening,,,,,,,,,,,,,clutch has been eliminated as has just been done last week!!!!!! now garage says they have opened it all back up and can see nothing wrong apart from a seized spiggoy bearing???????????? im preying this will solve the issue !!!!!!!!!!!!!! anyone else had this problem or seized spigot earing and what were the symptons????????
Old 09 October 2013, 07:32 PM
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The spigot bearing should have been changed as per course. The first time,!!!! And yes this will cause a screeching from the bell housing area. If it was left, the ball bearings would come out the race, giving free play in the input shaft. Resulting in a gearbox rebuild when input shaft bearing let's go.

Not changing the spigot bearing is in theory, same as not replacing the release bearing or re using the old clutch cover !?!??! Common sense to check it at least the first time the box was out.
Old 09 October 2013, 07:38 PM
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im fuming mate they could of done some serious damage .I cant understand why it was ok for 5 days after they did clutch and then started again only today .......the screeching is dreadful as u lift pedal to biting point people actually turn around and stare lol im going to put what you have said to them tomorrow i certainly wont be paying them anymore money . would you?
Old 09 October 2013, 07:45 PM
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and all that hassle for a bearing thats about a tenner from brammer where i work, as for a nsk 62012rsc3 they have viton seals and high/low temp grease in them as std, do not buy the cheep **** from ebay, i wouldn't fit them in a kids gocart
Old 09 October 2013, 07:47 PM
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its a joke mate how they didnt fit one while the car was apart .You would think as a place that specialises in clutches would of known this!!!!!!!!!!
Old 09 October 2013, 07:49 PM
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I'd refuse to pay again, due to their negligence!!!
Old 09 October 2013, 07:55 PM
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I can understand them leaving it if they were told to leave it, or if it had been done very recently, but it seems silly to go to the effort of doing the clutch and neglecting such a cheap service item.

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Old 09 October 2013, 08:07 PM
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Lets hope it hasnt worn into the new cover, if they replaced that for a new one lol

Try and have a look when its all apart again, if there is a big groove in the centr of the cover spline insist they replace that too!

I would never use mr clutch for anything, or ATS, well at least the one in swindon after what they done to my old work van. Or quickfit in chippenham after jacking an old car up by the floorpan and putting an 8" split in it....

But then, ill do pretty much everything on a car myself anyway lol
Old 09 October 2013, 08:09 PM
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im hoping it hasnt worn anything as it started screeching agin at 8.30 am and i had it back in there by 9 am and only drive it 3 miles so fingers crossed
Old 09 October 2013, 08:15 PM
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'Should' be ok then mate.

Pikey c*nts tho for not changing it!

Its a bit like wiping your *** after you have taken a dump, you just do it...
Old 09 October 2013, 08:26 PM
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Why use Mr clutch and not a Subaru specific garage?

Pay peanuts you get monkeys...
Old 09 October 2013, 09:35 PM
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Could it be the clutch release bearing? That would make a horrible screeching sound if it was not greased properly when you got your clutch put in. I had this problem on mine a year or so ago.
Old 10 October 2013, 07:06 AM
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no they explained that they greased the bearing as old one wasnt they have done everything correct ,flywheel skimmed.release bearing done ,obviously clutch but they rang me yesterday and said spigot bearing looked seized imo they should of checked this first time round!!!!!
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most spigot bearings are little needle roller bearings that are pressed into the centre of the crank.
surly if that was seized it would make a noise all the time the engine was running.

sounds release bearing to me tbh!

i guess you will just have to wait and see what mr clutch says
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I hope your not planning on giving them any more money!

As far as i'm concerned you took the car in for them to resolve a problem with the clutch whether that includes the fitting of a new one or not, 5 days and 500 quid later the problem is still there, so the onus is on them to resolve the situation to a satisfactory outcome, as in fixed clutch problem.

They are supposed to be the experts, they are doing this day in day out and have exhibited negligence when carrying out the repair, they only had their eyes on the money they would make from installing a new clutch and did not bother to diagnose the fault correctly so causing you to fork out for a new clutch, which by their admission had plenty of life left in it.

Threaten to take them to court if they want more money because it's an open and shut case.
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Does the bearing not come with the clutch kit....
Old 10 October 2013, 11:35 AM
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Not normally unless you ask. Most 'kits' come with clutch, pressure/cover plate and the release bearing. You'd only really get one included if you bought a clutch flywheel kit together My clutch is being replaced next year and I ordered a spigot at the same time as well as a rear main oil seal. It's just good economics and safety to replace these items when you have access to them. This doesn't mean they need replacing at the time, but it just makes sense for a few quid to start fresh again while everything's apart
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Originally Posted by 53
Not normally unless you ask. Most 'kits' come with clutch, pressure/cover plate and the release bearing. You'd only really get one included if you bought a clutch flywheel kit together My clutch is being replaced next year and I ordered a spigot at the same time as well as a rear main oil seal. It's just good economics and safety to replace these items when you have access to them. This doesn't mean they need replacing at the time, but it just makes sense for a few quid to start fresh again while everything's apart
Get a decent clutch such as ACT and it comes as part of the kit. But then again, most people don't want to pay more than they would for an Excedy?

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Most kits The RCM kit I am looking at as well doesn't come with the spigot bearing and that's a decent kit . If it's not listed it's always best to specify
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For the sake of £25 you may as well change the lot while your at it.
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i understand what you are saying about the rear oil seal, but if its not broke dont fix it imo.

yes for piece of mind etc, but what if the new one starts to leak?

as for mr clutch, are they 'just' clutch fitters and not general motor mechanics?

as if they were just doing the job of fitting the clutch, then the spigot bearing could well be out of their realms of repair - unless specifically asked to check it.

just to give a view from their side maybe.
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I wouldn't expect them to replace either unless asked
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ok car went in today ..... popped in and they said come back in 30 mins 2hours later im still there all clutch is refitted ............now they cant get the gear lever to connect to box or whatever EVENTUALLY they did get it back together only to be told now my gearbox oil dpstick is snapped in half .......GREAT soooo any way drive off all seems fine then i hear rattling metal sort of sound about 2 mies after i have got car back .........ching ching ching ching down the road ......i find a big metal bracket in the road ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,YES THEY HAVE FORGOTTEN TO PUT MY EXHAUST BRACKETS BACK ON WHEN WILL THIS END!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!FFS its lucky i found it again.................
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no more phone calls from members pls
Old 10 October 2013, 07:05 PM
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Originally Posted by kezwaldo
ok car went in today ..... popped in and they said come back in 30 mins 2hours later im still there all clutch is refitted ............now they cant get the gear lever to connect to box or whatever EVENTUALLY they did get it back together only to be told now my gearbox oil dpstick is snapped in half .......GREAT soooo any way drive off all seems fine then i hear rattling metal sort of sound about 2 mies after i have got car back .........ching ching ching ching down the road ......i find a big metal bracket in the road ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,YES THEY HAVE FORGOTTEN TO PUT MY EXHAUST BRACKETS BACK ON WHEN WILL THIS END!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!FFS its lucky i found it again.................
I assume you mean the downpipe to gearbox bracket(s) (there's 2 on my Milltek downpipe) If so, get them on ASAP as there will be stress on the downpipe to turbo joint.

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Old 10 October 2013, 07:09 PM
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honest mate ive had enough there nice people but how far can u take people under educated on your car........... im going t post a pic of bracket thats missing and fell off my car while driving!!!! gimme a sec
Old 10 October 2013, 07:13 PM
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this is the part i found in the middle of the road its lucky i back tracked and found it some old lady moaned it nearly hit her dog in her garden lol
Old 10 October 2013, 07:21 PM
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that aint on, it two ways lol sorry , youve got to complain about that to the manager, and say what are they going to do about it...... you must be the worst customer out there hehe
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by way car has been in not today but since YESTERDAY since 11 am until today 3 pm to do a sprigot bearing ,,,,,,,,,,in that time its taken 28 hours 1. broken gear box oil reader dipstick ! 2. exhaust bracket flying down the road. 3. cancelled dentsist app 4. my gf having talke train today as i needed her car more£££££££££ 4. dented prodrive gear **** from polish guy banging it and it still spins on the gear stick as clamp wasnt done up properly. Also took center console outo tighten gear **** and loads of some sort of oil every where!!!!!
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And umlimited grease hand marks over body work!!!!!!!!!!!


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