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blacklandyone

New Member

• Jan 11, 2014

• #1

Where do i start. Got a t reg freelander 1.8 petrol. Put new clutch slave cylinder new bracket and clutch is still biting at the bottom. The fan won't kick in so need to know which rely it runs on or if anyone is in Sheffield and would pop and have a look and give me some advice please

 

ZDomZ

New Member

• Jan 11, 2014

• #2

Did you change the slave and master complete or just the slave?

Does the clutch slip?

Sorry don't know which relay you need to check.

 

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blacklandyone

New Member

• Jan 11, 2014

• #3

ZDomZ said:

Did you change the slave and master complete or just the slave?

Does the clutch slip?

Sorry don't know which relay you need to check.

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hi, i have done the cluych kit, the master and slave was all ready done

 

teddywood1

Well-Known Member

• Jan 11, 2014

• #4

on a 1800 the master and slave are a all in one system, and should be put in as one system

 

ZDomZ

New Member

• Jan 11, 2014

• #5

teddywood1 said:

on a 1800 the master and slave are a all in one system, and should be put in as one system

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I know that but.......... It has been known for people to seperate them. So I was just checking the basics to start with.

 

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blacklandyone

New Member

• Jan 12, 2014

• #6

It is all new. When putting into gear it's like there isn't pressure and one lifting the clutch pedal it's there biting

 

teddywood1

Well-Known Member

• Jan 12, 2014

• #7

could be pressure plate

 

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blacklandyone

New Member

• Jan 12, 2014

• #8

teddywood1 said:

could be pressure plate

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Its all brand new. The arm wot the fork goes on was sized up so had to unfree it

 

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blacklandyone

New Member

• Jan 12, 2014

• #9

Thanks to everyone wot has tried helping me out. But for the size off this club there in not much help really. Don't know why i joined really so if admin wants to take me off feel free

 

The Mad Hat Man

Well-Known Member

LZIR Despatch Agent

• Jan 12, 2014

• #10

Bye

 

trax

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Events Planner

• Jan 13, 2014

• #11

if you like a lot of chocolate on your biscuit ...

 

blue beasty

Leaks an prone to bits dropping off

• Jan 13, 2014

• #12

blacklandyone said:

Thanks to everyone wot has tried helping me out. But for the size off this club there in not much help really. Don't know why i joined really so if admin wants to take me off feel free

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It's a disgrace that nobodies come round and sorted it all out for you :doh:

 

top-cat

Well-Known Member

• Jan 13, 2014

• #13

burn it

 

West Slope Rover

Well-Known Member

• Jan 13, 2014

• #14

top-cat said:

burn it

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That's environmentally insensitive. Crush it and recycle it.

 

ZDomZ

New Member

• Jan 13, 2014

• #15

Ehhh??? We can only do so much over t' interweb.

Try taking it to a garage if you can't fix it yourself. It crazes me when people think that us spanner types can diagnose all problems with minimal information and vague descriptions without being able to see the vehicle. Either by phone or over the web.

Fixing cars is a physical thing and we can only offer pointers to help people to help themselves.

 

SES88

Well-Known Member

• Jan 13, 2014

• #16

blacklandyone said:

Thanks to everyone wot has tried helping me out. But for the size off this club there in not much help really. Don't know why i joined really so if admin wants to take me off feel free

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Yes because we're all here to be at your beck and call when you have a problem and expect us lot to fix it for you!

Take it to your local dealer, I'm sure they'll be much more attentive to your needs, might even make you a coffee!

 

matacaibo

Active Member

• Jan 13, 2014

• #17

What a knob !!

 

Jodsclass

Active Member

• Jan 13, 2014

• #18

But wait, aren't people supposed to spend their weekend helping others troubleshoot & repair their cars, for free & then be told how rubbish the 'club' is because the problem hasn't been fixed. Some people, we better give him his refund fellas, can't have unhappy 'Customers'

 

SES88

Well-Known Member

• Jan 13, 2014

• #19

Jodsclass said:

But wait, aren't people supposed to spend their weekend helping others troubleshoot & repair their cars, for free & then be told how rubbish the 'club' is because the problem hasn't been fixed. Some people, we better give him his refund fellas, can't have unhappy 'Customers'

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Yeah, the membership fee is massive, he'll be wanting compensation next

 

the_wolf

Well-Known Member

• Jan 13, 2014

• #20

You've all been very nasty to the poor wee gaylander driver and he's sulked off to another club now. Perhaps their crystal ball will be working and they can diagnose and sort his problem with almost minimal information