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Paul:
Hello,

Another local in Hinckley. 8)

I'm on the Hollycroft Estate. :D

lowey:
If you do dismantle and change the 3 major parts of the clutch take time to inspect the clutch operating rod from the slave cylinder. It has a spherical on the end of the rod with a small metal pip on the end which is loosely held in place with a plastic piece to stop it falling out when the slave cylinder is removed externally. Inspect the spherical since if it is worn flat this will prevent the clutch from operating properly. :wink:

stratie:

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commit to a Horrendous clutch changing process.
Hope this helps.
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thats cheered me up no end, iv'e got to change a clutch in my s111.

sleeper88:
Its not that bad to do, Ive done it twice on my S3 and once for a friend
as the thrust barings can go if you drown the clutch in muddy water

With Two peole and a good supply of tea you can do it in a Day on the drive without any problem

however I would try changing the master and the slave cylinder first as they are cheap and easy

Dave

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