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Clutch advise

Car  182
After long drive today clutch is getting high on the bite side trying to see it out till next year lol how much do people charge to fit a new one? And how easy is it with a ramp I can use at work..
 
I've done them before but ford's have a lot more room etc. I ent paying that I'll have some days off and do at work. Just hate removing subframe due to both condition etc
 
Drop the subframe on the gearbox side then slide the box into the gap. This way you don't have to drop the whole subframe.
 
As Matt says, that's the easiest way,
Soak the subframe bolt threads in penetrating oil a week before the job too
Get a Valeo only for the clutch itself.
 
I've just had mine done. Got the Valeo clutch for £61 from GSF, was meant to be 5hrs labour but subframe bolts added another hour onto that.

'WOW46' for 46% off GSF.
 
The garage had mine for 2 days, I believe it was a problem with the subframe bolts....
 
I did mine from the top without touching the subframe.

If you shift the ecu, radiator etc there's just enough space to shift the box into the corner to gain access to the clutch. Valeo kit comes with an alignment tool so you don't need to check its central by looking at it from the side as the box will be in the way.
 
Long shot but it possible that the cable is going clutch isn't slipping just very high bite, after speaking to some people at work but they no renault specialist
 
Any idea how. If clutch was replaced before which I have no record of I doubt it would have been reset tbh ..
Yes mate

Remove the cable from gearbox
Push down on the pedal
Re attach cable
Push down on pedal again you will here the rachet mech reset

Away you go
 
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