Changing clutch without flywheel?
Changing clutch without flywheel?
Guys my mates done his pressure plate in but his clutch is not slipping, car has only 18K bump start it in gear and it drives fine, no slip no issues. Is it ok to just change clutch and release bearing and not touch flywheel?
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if it drives fine what makes you think the clutch is shot?
if it's not slipping?
bump start? maybe it's the starter or flywheel teeth?
if the flywheel is not warped by heat/scored by rivets it can be reused...
if it's not slipping?
bump start? maybe it's the starter or flywheel teeth?
if the flywheel is not warped by heat/scored by rivets it can be reused...
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It wont go into gear when started or driving. And it takes 60men to get it out of gear!!ArthurPE wrote:if it drives fine what makes you think the clutch is shot?
if it's not slipping?
bump start? maybe it's the starter or flywheel teeth?
if the flywheel is not warped by heat/scored by rivets it can be reused...
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Guys where can he get an OEM clutch other than audi main dealers???
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Sound like your servo has gone, prob due to a split hydro pipe. Will it only go in gear if the engine is switched off?
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my thoughts alsosonny wrote:Sound like your servo has gone, prob due to a split hydro pipe. Will it only go in gear if the engine is switched off?
it is a hydraulic issue, not the clutch per se
perhaps the hose, perhaps the slave cylinder...
check those out first
any loss of fluid?
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TBH it sounds like the symptoms I had when my clutch went. (due to the weak hose).
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There is a TPi (Tech Product info) on this and I had a new clutch pipe fitted - could be between slave and master cylinder.sonny wrote:TBH it sounds like the symptoms I had when my clutch went. (due to the weak hose).
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sonny wrote:Sound like your servo has gone, prob due to a split hydro pipe. Will it only go in gear if the engine is switched off?
Yes this is correct.
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Is a split hydro pipe covered under warranty.ArthurPE wrote:my thoughts alsosonny wrote:Sound like your servo has gone, prob due to a split hydro pipe. Will it only go in gear if the engine is switched off?
it is a hydraulic issue, not the clutch per se
perhaps the hose, perhaps the slave cylinder...
check those out first
any loss of fluid?
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if the car has a valid warranty it should be covered...RS_Y4Z wrote:Is a split hydro pipe covered under warranty.ArthurPE wrote:my thoughts alsosonny wrote:Sound like your servo has gone, prob due to a split hydro pipe. Will it only go in gear if the engine is switched off?
it is a hydraulic issue, not the clutch per se
perhaps the hose, perhaps the slave cylinder...
check those out first
any loss of fluid?
the clutch is another matter, they may argue 'wear & tear'
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