Correct clutch kit

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Correct clutch kit

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Hello,


Does someone know how to find correct diameter clutch kit (before removing the old one...) for 2014 Citroen GP 1.6 diesel AUTO? Clutch was replaced 5 years ago. Now Im starting to feel slipping symptoms again....is 5 years and 160K km ok for clutch?
Online part shops offer 2-3 diferent diamer clutch kits.
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Re: Correct clutch kit

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You'll need to post your VIN which will be masked from public view in order for anyone to find the correct information. :)
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Re: Correct clutch kit

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VF7**************[VIN obfuscated, can be read by forum staff]
Thank you.
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Re: Correct clutch kit

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Did VIN number helped?
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Re: Correct clutch kit

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Original clutch part number is 2052Z1

Doesn't list diameter but hopefully should be able to cross reference with OEM part number
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Re: Correct clutch kit

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Thank you so mutch.
Let the hunt begin...!
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Re: Correct clutch kit

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After long digging online I have more questions than answers....
Should I :
1. Pull the triger and replace clutch+flywheel after 160k km (some say that is normal wear)
2. Reset/adjust gearbox with DiagBox (again some say it works and some had no change)
3. Cahnge oil in gearbox ignoring that dealers tell you ''sealed for life'' story....
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I would definitely replace the oil with that mileage on the clock. Once done see how it drives before you go any further! :)
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Re: Correct clutch kit

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Chlutch kit with bearing is replaced if it shows problems in driving. Flayweel is replaced after inspection when everything is removed and found to be in poor condition. If it is good, it should not be changed. It is better to change the oil in the gearbox at that mileage, but it is not mandatory. Resetting the transmission with a diagbox is not necessary. It seems to me that there is no need for a manual transmission.
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Re: Correct clutch kit

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Thanks for reply.
Mine GP has automated manual box. Online you can see posts when owners do adaptation process (learning or reset...) with DiagBox. Some report smoother gear changes.
Flywheel...when car starts moving in 1st I can feel slight judder. Before clutch + flywheel were replaced 160k km ago there was same judder. It was gone after repairs. Im still not sure what to do. Keep driving untill gets worse? 1st to 4th gears feel ok unless I realy put the boot down. 5th and 6th feels like car is on rubber line...... I push down and there is delay in acceleration. If driving like gentleman 😂 car feels normal...
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