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Look at bobs pictures, it will help you see what’s missing
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The hilarious thing is that of the angles you could have taken a pic from, the one that would tell us is one taken looking directly at/into the bellhousing!!!!!
But look for numbers on the engine and the gearbox, that'll mean a lot to the cognoscenti!!!
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I’m doin my clutch today. That’s how I sent the pic 
I used a 16mm long socket that sat in the spigot bush very nicely but the hole in the clutch plate is a couple of mm bigger so wound a few wraps of pvc insulation tape round the other end of the socket.
I used a 16mm long socket that sat in the spigot bush very nicely but the hole in the clutch plate is a couple of mm bigger so wound a few wraps of pvc insulation tape round the other end of the socket.
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Great Mate, know what to do now.I’m doin my clutch today. That’s how I sent the pic
I used a 16mm long socket that sat in the spigot bush very nicely but the hole in the clutch plate is a couple of mm bigger so wound a few wraps of pvc insulation tape round the other end of the socket.
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Still not sure of part numbers, but these match Bobs exactly
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Can you remember part numbers Bob ? Please dont tell me I have to turn my engine upside down to fit it
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Cant see them on this lot LT76 - Standard and 1 Ton Diagrams - Find Land Rover parts at LR Workshop
Think I need fork, thrust bearing and slave cylinder.
Think I need fork, thrust bearing and slave cylinder.
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Ive never known a part number for anythingCan you remember part numbers Bob ? Please dont tell me I have to turn my engine upside down to fit it
I just go off the car. Problem with series Land rovers is you never know if the gearbox or engine is series 2 or 3. Mine is just about everything so I generally go off the picture.
Just looked on rimmer bros and they have on for £96 but half the bits aint on it.
This is better but still a bare fork
One ere on ebay with most of the bits but youll also need the cylinder push rod and the cslave cylinder
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Like I say, this would fit mine but who knows what you have got.
The little ball in your bell housing should be polished to a mirror finish and the washer behind it clean. The little pink plastic socket (above) slips in the hole in the fork. this goes on the ball with a dab of grease. The large U shaped clip then bolts to the far side of the fork and reaches round to grasp the back of the washer, loosly holding the fork onto the ball. The smaller clip holds the push rod in the small hole at the end of the fork.
The whole thing is quite loose and wobbly until the slave cylinder applies pressure on one end of the fork and the open end of the fork presses up behind the thrust bearing that runs up and down the main shaft.
The fat end goes against the clutch fins with the fork behind it.
The slave rod
The little ball in your bell housing should be polished to a mirror finish and the washer behind it clean. The little pink plastic socket (above) slips in the hole in the fork. this goes on the ball with a dab of grease. The large U shaped clip then bolts to the far side of the fork and reaches round to grasp the back of the washer, loosly holding the fork onto the ball. The smaller clip holds the push rod in the small hole at the end of the fork.
The whole thing is quite loose and wobbly until the slave cylinder applies pressure on one end of the fork and the open end of the fork presses up behind the thrust bearing that runs up and down the main shaft.
The fat end goes against the clutch fins with the fork behind it.
The slave rod
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Thanks Mate see your not to far from me, will let you know if I need it.
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I use Paddocks a lot so They have these in depending if they are right part numbers. Shopping Cart - Paddock Spares
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I used to have an account with them but got sick of being sent crap direct from britpart. They tried the old 'its a stock photo' bull crap but its against the law.
Now I use everyone else who also send me britpart crap
BUT NOT TURNERS
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If t came on Rebuilt engine from Mod so not sure, has anyone seen one like this before ?Ohhhhh. I dont like the look of that
Has it been simplified so grunts can change one.
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Well stuck again, from what I can gather they are for 2 and 2a with 9 inch plate, my plate will be 9 inch as it was supplied with engine, but as my gearbox is series 3 will it match up to clutch bits ?
Clutch pressure plate-S2/2A petrol - Paddock Spares
Clutch Cover Pressure Plate 9 inch 3 finger type Land Rover Series 2/2a 591705 - DLS (dls-uk.co.uk)
Clutch pressure plate-S2/2A petrol - Paddock Spares
Clutch Cover Pressure Plate 9 inch 3 finger type Land Rover Series 2/2a 591705 - DLS (dls-uk.co.uk)
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I’d try and find out what pressure bearing to use with one of thems.
the rest ain’t an issue, it’s just there to supply the pressure.
the rest ain’t an issue, it’s just there to supply the pressure.
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As the bearing is pushed against those three tabs the plate nearest the gearbox will be lifted away from the clutch plate allowing it to free wheel. Same as the fins on mine.
At this moment the bearing takes up the rotation of the shaft. As they ain’t a super bearing and only ment to be used momentarily (till you can change gear) they tend to wear quite rapidly. I would check there isn’t a special one that is strong enough for the point load x3 as apposed to the relatively flat load on multiple fins.
It’s one of the reasons they burn out when people are too bone idle to go into neutral and lift the clutch when stationary. That little dry bearing ain’t going to last long with a clog camped out on the left peddle.
At this moment the bearing takes up the rotation of the shaft. As they ain’t a super bearing and only ment to be used momentarily (till you can change gear) they tend to wear quite rapidly. I would check there isn’t a special one that is strong enough for the point load x3 as apposed to the relatively flat load on multiple fins.
It’s one of the reasons they burn out when people are too bone idle to go into neutral and lift the clutch when stationary. That little dry bearing ain’t going to last long with a clog camped out on the left peddle.
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I’m sure they work ok otherwise it would be pointless fitting one when off to kill foreigners.
Ask the supplier to recommend the correct pressure bearing.
all should be good.
Ask the supplier to recommend the correct pressure bearing.
all should be good.
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