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clutch slave cylinder
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December 23, 2008, 23:22:36 »
hi people my friends just called me out to help get his 300tdi disco back, he lost the clutch.
i found his problem, the top bolt has snapped in the gearbox, he had a new cutch kit fitted about 5months ago. under warrenty, i recon they only put 1 bolt back in or only tightened 1 and the pressure has made it snap. how does the new 1 fit in the gear box coz its got a ballon the end of the bardoes it just sit in or has it got to be clipped in,
any ideas cheers,
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Re: clutch slave cylinder
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December 23, 2008, 23:27:34 »
From memory, the acuating rod is clipped into the arm, and should stay there when you remove the cylinder, then simply slide it into the new cylinder once you've sorted the bolt issue...!!
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December 23, 2008, 23:29:27 »
this 1 was just lose in it touched it and it fell out, does that mean gearbox out ??????
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December 23, 2008, 23:32:36 »
I hope not for your sake........!!! someone with more knowledge than me will hopefully be along shortly...LOL!!!
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Re: clutch slave cylinder
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December 23, 2008, 23:42:07 »
do you recon it will still be under warrenty ? only 5ish months ago
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December 23, 2008, 23:55:17 »
therr is no harm in asking the garage but we all no wot they are like wwen something comes back . if they wont do it you will have to get some eze outs and drill it out
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December 24, 2008, 00:19:19 »
he bought the disco 6 months ago and the sales garage done the clutch on warrenty, so i said to him go see the as its worth a try
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Re: clutch slave cylinder
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December 24, 2008, 02:05:23 »
If the clip holding the clutch cylinder push rod is not there or has come adrift then striclty speaking it's a gearbox out job, without it you can't assemble the cylinder to the bellhousing.
As for warranty, I'd have advised you went straight back before laying a spanner on it, not they will argue you did the damage. 5 months is acceptable as you would expect it to last way longer, but you may need a small claims court to decide in your favour.
There is a bodge if it's just the slave cylinder. Cut a hole in the bellhousing with a holesaw to allow you to get inside and refit the clip, then mastic the slug of ali from inside the holseaw back into place, or cut a plate to cover it and again seal with mastic.
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