Davie's Activa Clutch

Post by **RichardW** » 03 Jun 2016, 14:54

Wave as you pass Lanark, Davie!

Surprisingly the book time for the clutch is only 6.5 hours - think you'd have to motoring to do that! Mind you book time for a C5 Mk2 2.0 HDi is only 5.5 hours, and I know from experience you'd REALLY have to be motoring to do that!

Mandrake · Post by **Mandrake** » 03 Jun 2016, 15:31

We all know that book time is fiction though right ?

CitroJim · Post by **CitroJim** » 03 Jun 2016, 16:05

Mandrake wrote:We all know that book time is fiction though right ?

Up there with the best of them.. proper Mills and Boon stuff...

RichardW wrote: Surprisingly the book time for the clutch is only 6.5 hours

6.5 Hours

The best WFA haver ever done one is a whole day...

Poor old Davie's has taken nearly 6.5 Months

You don't use a clock to measure my repair times, you use a calendar...

Stickyfinger · Post by **Stickyfinger** » 03 Jun 2016, 16:44

or the planets, when Mercury lines with Mars and the moon is in the 7th sun....your done

Post by **Hell Razor5543** » 03 Jun 2016, 17:15

While you might need a calendar to time Jim in his work, you would have to wait until the planets align before his work would fail. Slow he may be, but reliable he DEFINITELY is.

daviemck2006 · Post by **daviemck2006** » 04 Jun 2016, 00:39

Hell Razor5543 wrote:While you might need a calendar to time Jim in his work, you would have to wait until the planets align before his work would fail. Slow he may be, but reliable he DEFINITELY is.

And reliable is what I want. I would rather know that the jobs are done properly and no quick fix bodge jobs. A quick fix bodge job has its place at times, but not on a special keeper.

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CitroJim · Post by **CitroJim** » 04 Jun 2016, 09:41

daviemck2006 wrote:
Hell Razor5543 wrote: A quick fix bodge job has its place at times, but not on a special keeper.

Ahh, so this is perhaps not the best time to tell you I re-used your old clutch, bodged up the handbrake cables with baler twine and relined the brake pads with plywood then..

Amazing how you can shine up old brake discs with a brillo pad!

I also re-used the old oil from the gearbox...

The new stuff you bought Davie, I sold for a massive profit on eBay...

daviemck2006 · Post by **daviemck2006** » 04 Jun 2016, 10:08

As long as you put in the new release bearing its all ok though!

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CitroJim · Post by **CitroJim** » 04 Jun 2016, 10:11

daviemck2006 wrote:As long as you put in the new release bearing its all ok though!

Had to, just couldn't bodge that one up!

daviemck2006 · Post by **daviemck2006** » 04 Jun 2016, 10:12

That's ok then, everything works [emoji13] [emoji23]

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Post by **BenC5HDi** » 04 Jun 2016, 16:18

It's still there!

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CitroJim · Post by **CitroJim** » 04 Jun 2016, 19:49

It is indeed but moved off the drive

That's a great picture!

superloopy · Post by **superloopy** » 04 Jun 2016, 20:00

Burnley Ben eh?

I could use an ACTIVA badge and tailblazer just like that

You any good with Photoshop

Stickyfinger · Post by **Stickyfinger** » 04 Jun 2016, 21:16

tailblazer, now there is a blast from the past

superloopy · Post by **superloopy** » 04 Jun 2016, 23:53

Stickyfinger wrote:tailblazer, now there is a blast from the past

Got one of those boxed 'in the shed' as well [emoji1] It's like tutankhamun's tomb in there [emoji1] [emoji1] [emoji1]

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