Bit of help please
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Sounds like it -
1) Bleed the system properly.
2) Replace clutch and master cylinders.
3) Start crying.
1) Bleed the system properly.
2) Replace clutch and master cylinders.
3) Start crying.
mondo
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Eeee Could be rite yer know !
lookskyward1
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When clutches wear out, they usually slip, not drag as in your case.
I suspect the hydraulic release system is failing as suggested by the Mad Hat Man.
Try bleeding the system before selling money out.
I suspect the hydraulic release system is failing as suggested by the Mad Hat Man.
Try bleeding the system before selling money out.
clutchdust
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you can't bleed the 1.8 clutch, its a sealed unit and comes complete and bled from the factory, if it fails, you change the lot
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Fairly expensive, but pretty easy. I;d rather have a job like that than one that is cheap but a b*****d to do.
The cylinder assembly (for a diesel) is £46 plus VAT, genuine part from LR.
Cheers
Blippie
The cylinder assembly (for a diesel) is £46 plus VAT, genuine part from LR.
Cheers
Blippie
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