transitgeoff wrote:valeo
they've got quite a big range of kits now - it's like a campaign to stamp out dual mass flywheels
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by motorwise » Mon Apr 02, 2007 11:19 pm
they've got quite a big range of kits now - it's like a campaign to stamp out dual mass flywheels
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by transitgeoff » Mon Apr 02, 2007 11:21 pm
thats right but there early kit didnt have the correct clutch fork and caused so many probs they withdrew it
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by motorwise » Mon Apr 02, 2007 11:38 pm
transitgeoff wrote:thats right but there early kit didnt have the correct clutch fork and caused so many probs they withdrew it
must have had the earlier kit fitted to his
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by glenandemm » Tue Apr 03, 2007 8:03 pm
took clutch back to ford today and the partsman said he knew all about them but couldnt supply one,anyway van parts in manchester was kind enough to split a kit and just sell me the clutch kit, i put it in with a new clutch fork, banged it back together and hey presto,one nice to drive transit again and i dont have to fight with the gearstick!.
when i first fitted the solid flywheel nearly two years ago not many people knew you had to replace fork but now van parts are selling them in the kit,even noticed them on ebay,hopefully i wont get any more probs with it fingers crossed
when i first fitted the solid flywheel nearly two years ago not many people knew you had to replace fork but now van parts are selling them in the kit,even noticed them on ebay,hopefully i wont get any more probs with it fingers crossed
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