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I checked out Mr Clutch last year for my 172. I discovered they are cheap but they fit relined clutches. Cant believe in this day and age they still do this. This is such a false economy.
Assuming it has a warranty then let them get on with it. If they all have fat fingers then engine out is a good option. Get them to check the clutch at the same time. Wont take long to drop the box off when the engine is out.
I see the arb mounts to the axle beam then picks up from the damper mount of the hub. Surely there is no load between these points.
Can anyone explain how the arb functions ?
When fitting arb to other cars have always fixed the bar to the chassis. The as each wheel goes into bump then the load...
A starter for 10 .....
Loosen the alternator and pull it forward to get a few extra millimeters of the belt off.
Follow this...
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?437872-Cambelt-Auxbelt-Dephaser-Pulley-Guide&highlight=belt
Can any of you clio geniuses please identify the noise my Phase 1 is making. ?
It had an aux belt kit about a year ago and i have changed the aux belt again today.
Car runs perfectly apart from this noise at parking speeds when the steering is loaded.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiaBkSv-drM
sure someone told me that on occasion it has been known for the nut to spin inside the chassis when unbolting the frame form the chassis. simple clips retain the nut and that can break \ spin ? maybe i dreamt it ???
i do believe a cup is quite a bit less work due to the lack of aircon and auto tensioner arrangement. i have been quoted by a specialist £450 for my phase 1 which is aircon and requires the tensioner kit etc.
My Sunflower has 122K on it. I bought it at 85K (one owner, not abused ) and it still pulls the same now. As said before its the other bits. Even then worst i had was a clutch release bearing go at 110K. The clutch itself i changed but it still had plenty left on the old one.
Booked my clio in yesterday to have the cambelt changed by a friend. He told me that a workshop just round the corner, working on a 172, had tried to fit a cambelt 3 times ! They changed the belt, got it wrong , wrecked the valves. Then did the same thing again after taking advice from my...
Booked my clio in yesterday to have the cambelt changed by a friend. He told me that a workshop just round the corner, working on a 172, had tried to fit a cambelt 3 times ! They changed the belt, got it wrong , wrecked the valves. Then did the same thing again after taking advice from my mate...