Hi, having recently taken my mk 7 transit to my usual garage, due to clutch problems.
it resulted in me having a new clutch. But the garage did'nt replace the dual mass flywheel as they said it was ok.
I don't know about these things, but i thought you changed everything.
whats your thoughts.
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new clutch
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Re: new clutch
by loot » Sun Mar 25, 2018 12:44 pm
They would probably say that if it was under warranty Lol.
I'm surprised that if it wasn't they never said yes we changed it all
But if you believed that the clutch was finished then in my experience so is the dmf, or it is worn enough to be worth changing for peace of mind.
I'm surprised that if it wasn't they never said yes we changed it all
But if you believed that the clutch was finished then in my experience so is the dmf, or it is worn enough to be worth changing for peace of mind.
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Re: new clutch
by knobby1 » Sun Mar 25, 2018 8:47 pm
How many miles on the original clutch..??
If substantial...the DMF will probably be toast, if not now it will be quite soon.
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If substantial...the DMF will probably be toast, if not now it will be quite soon.
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