Picccy Clutch
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flying clutchman
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Re: Picccy Clutch
That only leaves 3 then, bearing not seated on the arm properly. Very easy to do as they are only tiny little retaining clips.
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citronut
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Re: Picccy Clutch
another thought 
did you re/fit the clutch actuator arm back onto the fork spindle in the same orientation it came off from/in?????
at least if this is the case you wont need to drop the box off to fix it
did you re/fit the clutch actuator arm back onto the fork spindle in the same orientation it came off from/in?????
at least if this is the case you wont need to drop the box off to fix it
Regards, malcolm.
current ride a BX 1.7 TZD estate
1986 MK1 BX 1.9na D Auto(in Mothman Andy's stable )
layed up roppy 1.9TD XANT estate, now gone to meet her maker
purple and lilac metalic 2CV(VIOLET)registered to her in doors
1972 DS special been layed up aprox 31 years
current ride a BX 1.7 TZD estate
1986 MK1 BX 1.9na D Auto(in Mothman Andy's stable )
layed up roppy 1.9TD XANT estate, now gone to meet her maker
purple and lilac metalic 2CV(VIOLET)registered to her in doors
1972 DS special been layed up aprox 31 years
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shane25
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Re: Picccy Clutch
citronut wrote:another thought
did you re/fit the clutch actuator arm back onto the fork spindle in the same orientation it came off from/in?????
at least if this is the case you wont need to drop the box off to fix it
yup and also changed ot for a known working 1.
ive just been trying to avoid pulling the box as they seem to be a bitch on these.
shane
ps thank you for all the replies