Clutch and Flywheel.

[Jmr146]

So my clutch is definitely on the way out and think the flywheel too. When I search 2 different Valeo options come up. One asks for Transm type MC6 and Engine code DW10FD. I think this is the one I need but can't do D out where to confirm these codes.

My VIN is VF7**************[VIN obfuscated, can be read by forum staff].

Thanks for any help.

[Huskyxantia]

Whats your vehicle?

[Jmr146]

Sorry it's a 2016 DS5 2.0Hdi 150 brake.

[Huskyxantia]

https://ebay.us/m/8UtHGb

Check with the seller pop your vin to them and they will confirm

[Jmr146]

That's a solid flywheel, think I need a dual mass flywheel.
Thanks

[Paul-R]

Actually, it's a solid flywheel conversion kit for an originally equipped dual mass flywheel. So, could be used if you want to convert.

[Huskyxantia]

Go solid or keep solid they last longer ive had 2 and to be honest not much different between the driving feel between the 2

[Jmr146]

I think I'm going to keep the Dual Mass but on the 2 kits I find 1 says transmission codes MC6 and the other says ML6C but both are 6 speed manuals. How would I find what's on my car? Sorry if I sound stupid.

Thanks

[Huskyxantia]

My take on it could be One might identify as dual and the other as solid ,solid as it is solid , the dual has a dual set up with springs and so on , ask the ebay seller they should confirm ,

[Huskyxantia]

Have a look here and cheek with them , once you've got up off the floor !
Look at this product that I found on google.com https://share.google/1cODdXncItMzMVbTM

[Jmr146]

That one doesn't fit my car, I've got a 2.0 Hdi. I've found 2 Valeo clutch kits for the same sort of piece but they have different transmission codes and don't want to buy the wrong one. I may have to pay for a build sheet to get the transmission code for my car.

[Huskyxantia]

That might be the best step to take then your get the right one for sure. Hope you get it sorted , if so pop up any numbers to parts which might be of use for future users to the forum

[Jmr146]

Thanks for your help. Will post what I can.

[PaulC5]

Ask a Citroen/DS dealer for a price for the parts using your vin/no. plate and they should give the part numbers as part of this. Then use the part numbers if looking for alternative suppliers.

Our Cactus needed a new clutch/flywheel recently and we got the dealer to fit it since their cost was similar to that of an independent garage who was also going to fit Citroen parts, still expensive though at about £2100. It was not just the clutch and flywheel, there was the gear box oil, new driveshaft oil seals, reverse light switch (not sure why), 3 pins, 12 screws, 1 column screw - the total for parts was £1073 (clutch/flywheel £937) and labour almost the same.

[Huskyxantia]

Ive done that myself a few times and it works , dealers are fairly good at giving the sheets with all the bits and bobs on which is very useful. Till you get a full page and its full of out of stock or obsolete. But the part numbers are useful for cross reference online