Fit new clutch fork
Fit new cable
Job done


the_big_fact_hunt wrote:he has a camper that he has converted from a 76ps banana to a 115ps (he had the intercooler but i'm not sure if he fitted it).
He could not get any gears and was recover home, he has removed the engine and box and found the clutch fork to be broken.
He enquires whether there is a way to fit a hydraulic clutch or if there are any stronger clutch forks available
and the bit about the disguise relates to him removing the cover over the clutch fork


sidspop wrote:the_big_fact_hunt wrote:he has a camper that he has converted from a 76ps banana to a 115ps (he had the intercooler but i'm not sure if he fitted it).
He could not get any gears and was recover home, he has removed the engine and box and found the clutch fork to be broken.
He enquires whether there is a way to fit a hydraulic clutch or if there are any stronger clutch forks available
and the bit about the disguise relates to him removing the cover over the clutch fork
So can you tell us what is a Constandl in Nottinghamshireish?




mikmik wrote:I think he used Babel Fish to translate. SO the next time any of us are trying to buy something off eBay Germany or France, remember- this is how your message looks to them!



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