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Jimmy clutch
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10 Dec 2012 20:37 #55294
by ne-crock
Replied by ne-crock on topic Jimmy clutch
that isnt including my clutch thats labour,
my local garage just in skelton, does all my jobs that i cba doing myself, and there great for asking about advice/borrowing tools i dont have
i'm trying to decide on the clutch i want to purchase to get fitted,
ps. i might be heading out laning this weekend if your clutch is done smoggy? my friend alans just got his v8 disco so a good test for yours when he get stucks
my local garage just in skelton, does all my jobs that i cba doing myself, and there great for asking about advice/borrowing tools i dont have
i'm trying to decide on the clutch i want to purchase to get fitted,
ps. i might be heading out laning this weekend if your clutch is done smoggy? my friend alans just got his v8 disco so a good test for yours when he get stucks
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11 Dec 2012 07:52 #55326
by ZookFastback
Replied by ZookFastback on topic Jimmy clutch
I use the Aisin Clutch kit, been happy with this mob for years, Japanese quality. In the kit you get Clutch Cover, Clutch Plate, Spigot Bearing and a small amount of high melt point grease. I am off road as part of work 5-6 days a week, getting to and from my dozer or excavator etc. Rarely use low though. I get about 3-4 years out of each clutch. Been driving the same Jimny since bought in 2000. 419,304 k's on it now but looks in real good condition.
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