gear problem
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wiltshire landyman
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did you take enjin out or gearbox out to do clutch?
boydy1989
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sounds like its the new clutch dragging slightly 'cos it needs to be bed in for a while.
Drive it for a week or two then try again
Drive it for a week or two then try again
discomania
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Sounds like air in the system to me - did you disturb the hydraulics??
Shifty1962
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My guess is air in the hydraulics.
Oddie
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and check the fluid is right up to the mark, mine was paying up and was only a few mill low!
discomania
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Do a search on here re. bleeding these things.
I posted something about it not that long ago.
Pour fluid in the top until it runs bubble free from the bleed nipple.
Then get someone to slowly deck the clutch with the nipple open... as they reach the floor tighten the nipple - repeat checking fluid as you go.
At night, jam your clutch pedal down with a stick and leave it overnight this lets the system self bleed.
After a few days it should be fine.
I posted something about it not that long ago.
Pour fluid in the top until it runs bubble free from the bleed nipple.
Then get someone to slowly deck the clutch with the nipple open... as they reach the floor tighten the nipple - repeat checking fluid as you go.
At night, jam your clutch pedal down with a stick and leave it overnight this lets the system self bleed.
After a few days it should be fine.
Tig9619
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or pressure bleed it with a £15 one that runs off yer tyres. works for me every time.
