bushwwacker · Jun 8, 2014

Nodge68 said:
Not if it's only the release arm.

Straight up, Have I missed summat?

From what I've read and seen there is a bolt holding the clutch release fork onto the arm so g/box, ird etc have to come off to get to bell housing doofery.

I've booked a week off to strip mine down, if there is an easier way, let me know.

sparkysbandit · Jun 9, 2014

Brack said:
Just take the air box assembly off - you can see where your batting then ...no need to take the bottom cover off.

Are you sure it needs new master and slave? if the clutch pedal is just stiff / hard to get into gear then a good spraying of lube on the clutch fork arm might be all it needs.

Where is the clutch fork arm? Any pics

My clutch pedal is a little stiff....

Freelaner · Jun 9, 2014

pic #3

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/freelander-clutch-bracket-cylinder-help-113503.html

sparkysbandit · Jun 11, 2014

Freelaner said:
pic #3

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/freelander-clutch-bracket-cylinder-help-113503.html

Do I get to that area under the engineer above? Do I have to remove anything to get to it?

Dippypud · Jun 11, 2014

sparkysbandit said:
Do I get to that area under the engineer above? Do I have to remove anything to get to it?

Spanners up !!!

Brack · Jun 11, 2014

sparkysbandit said:
Do I get to that area under the engineer above? Do I have to remove anything to get to it?

As in post #7 just take the air filter box off - you will see and get to it very easily then, ask someone to operate the clutch pedal while you spray the arm

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