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Clutch Advice
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21 Apr 2011 18:40 #15323
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After having both rear wheel bearings renewed today, found that it may need the clutch replacing,makes a terrible noise as you put it into gear, goes off when released! its a 2001 model, with the M13A engine fitted, only used for soft offroading for shooting purposes, so only need a normal clutch, nothing big and tough, what would people recommend, seen some on Ebay for about £60+, are these suitable??
Cheers
Alan
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Alan
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23 Apr 2011 21:00 #15403
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No one got an opinion on this matter???
Surprising??
Surprising??
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23 Apr 2011 21:59 #15404
by mcjimny
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I can't offer any advice regarding the ones on ebay. I'd call a your local motor factors and get a price to compare though, maybe ask the ebay seller what brand it is too if it doesn't state it.
I had a clutch fitted about 18months ago just a standard replacement and they only use branded parts. All in £270. Its taken some abuse too, it had some hammer a few weeks back trying to climb onto a rock i'd been on minutes before. I tow quite often with it and often upto its unbraked limit. I recently towed my mates dead xsara a few miles too. Occassionally it slips a little if i'm a bit sloppy with the gearchange but it may just need adjusting.
I'd say a standard replacement will be more than up to the job for your requirements
I had a clutch fitted about 18months ago just a standard replacement and they only use branded parts. All in £270. Its taken some abuse too, it had some hammer a few weeks back trying to climb onto a rock i'd been on minutes before. I tow quite often with it and often upto its unbraked limit. I recently towed my mates dead xsara a few miles too. Occassionally it slips a little if i'm a bit sloppy with the gearchange but it may just need adjusting.
I'd say a standard replacement will be more than up to the job for your requirements
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25 Apr 2011 08:49 - 25 Apr 2011 08:49 #15454
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Was having a look at this one, any ideas, would it be OK for what I need,
cgi.ebay.co.uk/Suzuki-Jimny-1-3-16V-98-3...3862288#ht_994wt_905
Cheers
Alan
cgi.ebay.co.uk/Suzuki-Jimny-1-3-16V-98-3...3862288#ht_994wt_905
Cheers
Alan
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25 Apr 2011 09:03 #15456
by mcjimny
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I would imagine that you'd get a QH or LUK if you had it fitted anyway so i'd not expect any issues with either. My local factors sell the Quinton hazell stuff as do most i would guess.
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25 Apr 2011 09:04 #15457
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Just make sure it is either of those when it arrives and that its not a cheap copy in a branded box.
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