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Changing a clutch
extreme90:
--- Quote from: "neil thorne" ---If it was hard to get out aswell is the spiggot bearing o.k as that will be the last think the gearbox shaft goes into??
I know when i fitted a clutch in my series3 i replaced the spiggot bearing but damaged it so when i went to fit the box it wouldn't go all the way in and i spent ages trying to force it in until i took it out and tried fitting a dummy shaft and that wouldn't go in, which is when i realised what i had done :oops: .
hope this helps and you get sorted soon.....
Neil...
If you get really stook give us a call, you should still have my number mate....
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ive done that aswel :shock:
forgot all about the bearing hmmm :?
wounder what mine like
danny
Guy90:
Another 6 hour session today has got it in. now just some tightning up to do and trim to be replaced and job done.
I have discovered the following:
It's a lot harder doing a clutch on a 300 as compared to a 200.
You must shore up the engine as 300s tilt the other way to 200s making it very difficult to line up.
Changing a clutch is not a one man job.
What a grand way to spend your birthday!!!
Dr Neil:
Glad your finally sorted!!
Happy Birthday mate :) :)
Guy90:
I was assisted at the crucial moments by some fabricators who were passing :lol:
Xtremeteam:
--- Quote from: "Guy90" ---Another 6 hour session today has got it in. now just some tightning up to do and trim to be replaced and job done.
I have discovered the following:
It's a lot harder doing a clutch on a 300 as compared to a 200.
You must shore up the engine as 300s tilt the other way to 200s making it very difficult to line up.
Changing a clutch is not a one man job.
What a grand way to spend your birthday!!!
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how many hours in total? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: you sure you didnt string the job out for effect?
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