richard critchley

Member

• Oct 24, 2016

• #1

anyone know a good download manual for taking gearbox put to replace clutch

 

dag019

Well-Known Member

• Oct 25, 2016

• #2

I used this guide for removing the greabox when I sent it to be reconditioned. If you are just replacing the clutch you will not need to remove it completely and could just slide it back to allow enough clearance to access the clutch.

 

richard critchley

Member

• Oct 25, 2016

• #3

yeah only replacing clutch and clutch fork plus bearing

 

mick the builder

Well-Known Member

• Oct 25, 2016

• #4

Although not 100% reliable, the haynes workshop manual is always good for reference and worth having.

 

Kwakerman

Well-Known Member

• Oct 25, 2016

• #5

richard critchley said:

yeah only replacing clutch and clutch fork plus bearing

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Look here, more than you need but hey hoe there you go

 

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Litch

Well-Known Member

• Oct 25, 2016

• #6

Haynes is fine, much rather have a book to hand than have to look on-line for info.

 

Kwakerman

Well-Known Member

• Oct 25, 2016

• #7

Litch said:

Haynes is fine, much rather have a book to hand than have to look on-line for info.

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Agree, I've got Haynes plus the big 700 page LR one, however OPs request was for a downloadable version.

 

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Litch

Well-Known Member

• Oct 25, 2016

• #8

Yep, noted that but sometimes people forget that paper copies exists and automatically go for the on-line version instead.

 

james6546

Well-Known Member

• Oct 26, 2016

• #9

I have both haynes and the LR workshop manual and I have never used the haynes for anything. It takes too long working out what the grainy pictures are of.

 

mick the builder

Well-Known Member

• Oct 26, 2016

• #10

james6546 said:

I have both haynes and the LR workshop manual and I have never used the haynes for anything. It takes too long working out what the grainy pictures are of.

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Thats true, also not being model specific, you have to keep flipping through to find your engine, gearbox etc. Still handy to have in the back though.