Gipsyjoe
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Hi there I have just got a landrover discovery 2 on a 54 plate the bit point is very low can it be adjusted at all
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hiya
it’s a discovery 2 , I’m afraid I don’t know about those , plus op has a thread here as well
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/clutch.356733/
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hiya
it’s a discovery 2 , I’m afraid I don’t know about those , plus op has a thread here as well
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/clutch.356733/
Who shall we call ?
Henry_b
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Air in the hydraulic system..
On the other hand a high bite point is a worn clutch..
bleed it..
On the other hand a high bite point is a worn clutch..
bleed it..
Gipsyjoe
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Is that hard to do
brianconwy
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Its just a bleed nipple like the brakes. i didn't get a good result from just bleeding ours from below. Used an oil can with brake fluid in it and pressured the system from above the master cylinder.
