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i'm doing my aux belt tomorrow, what sort of tension should i have on the belt, ie one inch of flex along the longest part?
i've just removed pas and have got a shorter belt, but not 100% on what size belt i need yet
i imagine most would say specialist. hopefully someone will be along to recommend a specialist in cornwall. or you could ask in the 'clio discussion' forum?
this happened to me, unfortunately not good news, i needed a new box as the driveshaft had come out at the gearbox end and put a hole in it. apparently. i got a rebuilt box that had a modified circlip (stronger) to prevent the well-known circlip issue from repeating itself
(ignoring powerflex)
i can't seem to locate 25mm inner arb bushes at local factors. or 23mm outer ones for that matter. are they dealer only?
thanks, kristian
Not too sinister, I had the hub assembly separated from the wishbone and it popped out. Gearbox side. No leakage or anything. I managed to push it back in.
is it normal for the end of the driveshaft to come out of the gearbox with the three bolts still done up? Like its loose within the boot...
the screw on a jubilee clip is quite large. is it alright to use these? it take it it doesn't upset the driveshaft with a little bit of imbalance?
cheers
it's been a while since i've had to upset a trader by quoting pieces of literature from the oft. i'm not sure either about the cost of returning the car. when you buy stuff online and its delivered to you and faulty, the trader must cover the cost of return, but (obviously) when you buy from a...
worth checking the gear linkage. when i was reconnecting mine up it felt like it was pushing against something until i got it all positioned correctly. as for why only do it sometimes, could be lose bolt on gear linkage. could be more sinister of course, but checking gear linkage is free. once...
that's the money quote right there
get yourself over to www.consumeractiongroup.com as much great info as you need when it comes to this sort of thing
edit: obviously speak to daniel as well, but if you want some info it's there. it's forum based.
my big end went (oo-er) on a fiat one month...
since i've had my gearbox replaced twice since november, i drive miss daisy alot more :) still redline it sometimes but don't hash through the gears as fast as i can
the springs stop the pads moving around in the carrier, i would fit them.
if you still need to know how the springs sit, i can take a picture tomorrow morning
the springs stop the pads moving around in the carrier, i would fit them.
if you still need to know how the springs sit, i can take a picture tomorrow morning
got a manual rack delivered today, i'll let you know if removing the pump and fluid sensor cured it. if it's still got the problem after that, i'll know it's not the rack or pas related.
http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313&_nkw=clio+handbrake+cable&_sacat=See-All-Categories
£25-£35 a side, need to be replaced in pairs