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Clutch trouble !!!

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drmike:
But you can't just drop the rear propshaft and ease the box back enough to do teh clutch? I seem to recall that this was the way people used to do Range Rover clutches?

Mike

andygod:
I'll help if you need me, but after your last escapade as Chris says I don't think it’s a good idea outside your house :(scared):  I’ve done several Landrover clutch changes in my time, although never on a disco.

barmiebrumie:

--- Quote from: "chris9119" ---
--- Quote from: "barmiebrumie" ---After a great day out sunday with fellow MC'ers, my clutch is just about to go (starting to slip under lot's of strain,

Question's are:-
 
Anybody done one  :?: ,

How long did it take  :?: boom time 5hrs,

Any recomdation's  :?: ,

Should i change the fork while I'm at it  :?: .


Thanks in advance,


John.
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John

The simple answer is........, I'm sure the West Mids team will offer every assistance in doing the works...., as long as its not outside your place  :lol: )

With the correct kit, it will take a day......, without it 2-days. You can either take out the box or take out the engine and box. Some say its easier taking out the whole lot.

Chris
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Don't worry my niebour is away on holiday to Bangladesh at the mo, so might be the best time to do it :wink: ,

Anyone fancy giving nme a hand please let me know & i'll get swmbo to top up supplies of tea/coffee & bacon buttie's,

Have got high lift axle stands, trolley jacks ect just need extra hand's, will get the clutch & fork tomorrow (genuine lr part's)

wing nut:
gimme a shout ,when your doing it john ill come over :lol: ...wiv me camera :D  :D  :D  oh and spanners

ChrisW:
I was going to do a service on mine at the weekend, when are you thinking of doing it? Could always do the servicing at the bottom of a different road for a change  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:

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