Clutch Identification (Laguna Dual mass conversion)

[AlexW]

Bought a second hand Dual to single mass flywheel for my 1.9 DCi Laguna, came with a clutch, but trying to identify what the clutch is from. I basically want to replace it, as the one it has come with is quite worn..


However I only have the numbers on the pressure plate and friction plate to go on...

Any ideas?

Much appreciated!

 

[RenMatt]

Well from the white lettering I would say scenic 1.9 lol but you should also be fine with a traffic 1.9 clutch

 

[lemonnobby]

Could well be a traffic clutch as they don't use dual mass

 

[AlexW]

Well from the white lettering I would say scenic 1.9 lol but you should also be fine with a traffic 1.9 clutch

Its not a standard clutch, as scenic/trafic/laguna are dual mass, whereas this clutch is from a single mass conversion kit.

Could well be a traffic clutch as they don't use dual mass

My old 1.9 Trafic was DMF?!

 

[Chrisgti6]

I thought the clutch remained the same in a single mass conversion and the flywheel was the bit that was changed?

 

[AlexW]

I thought the clutch remained the same in a single mass conversion and the flywheel was the bit that was changed?

Rarely, DMF clutches are unspung, whereas SMF are sprung. Which is true in this case, plus the SMF clutch is a lot different.

 

[Budgie]

None that directly match, but it might be worth speaking to these guys:

http://www.fleetwayclutches.co.uk/uploads/3/1/2/4/3124338/pdf_development_catalogue.pdf

Their part numbering looks to be the same format

 

[lemonnobby]

All the trafic I've seen are single mass

 

[RenMatt]

most of the traffics I have worked on are non duel mass and have the same clutch as the one in your pic it isn't nothing special

 

[Dr HMS Derv Destroyer]

volvo 1.9 runs same clutch from memory. ( old s40 1.9 )