clio williams clucth

[tchibs]

hi there need some help is there a how 2 guide on how to change a clucth on a clio williams Cheers

 

[.Stevo.C.]

Better going on to www.williamsclio.co.uk I'm sure there will be a guide on there.

 

[tchibs]

cheers will have a look

 

[.Stevo.C.]

No bother. What problems have you got that you need to replace the clutch is it just worn out?

 

[tchibs]

the clucth cable was changed before i picked it up from where i bought it. so when i had it serviced at a renualt dealer i asked them to check it out they first said that it was a little heavy but should be alright the same mechanic took it out when i droped it off for its service and said that withen that period it had got a lot worse but the quote for fixing it was a bit scary even with them doing a really good discount on the labour they charge. so thinking of doing it myself with a mate so trying to find as much info as possible

 

[Fred@BTM]

7-8hours to do them, what did renault quote, i could do with a laugh!

 

[tchibs]

840 quid to do the clucth

 

[Fred@BTM]

oooft! £400-£500 is about right

 

[Yanoo]

840 quid to do the clucth

Jesus Christ! The hard clutch may be caused by the worn OR ungreased clutch fork pivot. Try to grease it first, no need to get the gearbox off.

 

[MartinR]

£840 is bloody shocking, greasing the fork pivot will only temporarily solve it.

best option is

all from a mk2 clio clutch fork
plate that bolts through clutch cable hole on gearbox
plastic pivot cap from behind the fork(slightly bigger than the ones fitted to jb3 and jc5 boxes)
clutch release bearing

get them from a scrappie or the stealers, it will make the clutch a load better! not as heavy.

shame you live so far away i would have done it for you for a few beer tokens

 

[tchibs]

cheers for all the comments