Clutch cable auto adjuster on 106 XLD, possible fault??
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Re: Clutch cable auto adjuster on 106 XLD, possible fault??
if you end up removeing the gearbox to replace any parts it is more cost efective to replace the whole clutch. get aquality clutch oem or luk avilable motor factors or ebay. if you dont feel confident doing it yourself find a good independant garage
C5 2.0 HDI VTR 2003 ICELANDIC GREY
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Re: Clutch cable auto adjuster on 106 XLD, possible fault??
Hello,
As I haven't needed the car for a while it's been sitting on the drive waiting for the weekend so I can have another potter.
As mentioned earlier, the slack has gone from the cable and I've now topped the geabox up with about 50 to 100 cc's of oil.
I've noticed that I can now get the forward gears ok, but reverse still grates unless I initially select 5th and then it seems to go into reverse withoutr any trouble - any ideas?
Also, it's been mentioned that a clutch can drag, would this make the car creep if on the level, with a low gear selected and the foot down on the clutch?
And another also, could worn joints on the selector rods cause the gears to grate?
Thanks, G
As I haven't needed the car for a while it's been sitting on the drive waiting for the weekend so I can have another potter.
As mentioned earlier, the slack has gone from the cable and I've now topped the geabox up with about 50 to 100 cc's of oil.
I've noticed that I can now get the forward gears ok, but reverse still grates unless I initially select 5th and then it seems to go into reverse withoutr any trouble - any ideas?
Also, it's been mentioned that a clutch can drag, would this make the car creep if on the level, with a low gear selected and the foot down on the clutch?
And another also, could worn joints on the selector rods cause the gears to grate?
Thanks, G
Re: Clutch cable auto adjuster on 106 XLD, possible fault??
reverse can grate as it has no syncro depends how bad it is. yes clutch drag can pull the car forward in gear with foot on clutch if you have this its allmost sure you will need a new clutch it will only get worse
C5 2.0 HDI VTR 2003 ICELANDIC GREY
306 1.4 LX MERIDIAN
306 1.4 LX MERIDIAN
Re: Clutch cable auto adjuster on 106 XLD, possible fault??
Mine doesn't move so I'm trying to eliminate clutch drag, can worn selector rod joints cause issues with reverse grating?oneday wrote: yes clutch drag can pull the car forward in gear with foot on clutch if you have this its allmost sure you will need a new clutch it will only get worse
Re: Clutch cable auto adjuster on 106 XLD, possible fault??
what mileage has this car done
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Re: Clutch cable auto adjuster on 106 XLD, possible fault??
Just over 105koneday wrote:what mileage has this car done
Re: Clutch cable auto adjuster on 106 XLD, possible fault??
at this milage it will be ready for a new clutch
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Re: Clutch cable auto adjuster on 106 XLD, possible fault??
I suppose that would be dependant on how it's been driven, my Saab TiD is still on its original clutch at 145k and that's with 350Nm of torque going through it! Still, a new clutch will be one less thing to think about in the futureoneday wrote:at this milage it will be ready for a new clutch
Thanks, G
Re: Clutch cable auto adjuster on 106 XLD, possible fault??
small cars hammer the clutch more usualy more stop start driveing as normally mostly used as a town car
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Re: Clutch cable auto adjuster on 106 XLD, possible fault??
Just about to source a new clutch and now everything seems to be slipping in to gear smoothly
Could it be the lull before the storm? I'll probably play safe and have one ready on the shelf - any auto factors recommended?
G
Could it be the lull before the storm? I'll probably play safe and have one ready on the shelf - any auto factors recommended?
G
Re: Clutch cable auto adjuster on 106 XLD, possible fault??
maybe you have removed the mat from under the clutch pedalGixxer wrote:Just about to source a new clutch and now everything seems to be slipping in to gear smoothly
Could it be the lull before the storm? I'll probably play safe and have one ready on the shelf - any auto factors recommended?
G
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
Re: Clutch cable auto adjuster on 106 XLD, possible fault??
......Nope, the cheap old mats I have are thread bare and wouldn't offer too much resistance! Although it was someting I did initially checkcitronut wrote:maybe you have removed the mat from under the clutch pedalGixxer wrote:Just about to source a new clutch and now everything seems to be slipping in to gear smoothly
Could it be the lull before the storm? I'll probably play safe and have one ready on the shelf - any auto factors recommended?
G