sitting at junction on a hill with clutch on bite waiting to pull out . clutch seemed seemed to stick in the bite position .had to pull on handbrake switch of engine and then it released its self . happened to me twice in the last 5 or 6 weeks . but apart from that no problems with the clutch and gear changing.any ideas what could be up would be appreciated.
clutch problem td5 90
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Pikey
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Selector fork sticking??
ratty
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how long were you holding it on the biting point for?
ratty
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Sounds to me like you heated the bearing up and tried to weld it to the shaft.:doh:
NEVER hold a vehicle on the biting point for more than a few seconds.
michaela
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I think I have much the same problem. When I put the car into fwd or reverse the clutch pedal stays engaged and the car moves off. I cant get it out of gear untill the engine stalls. This does not happen all the time, but is becoming more frequent.
Took it to a garage and they reccomend changing the clutch. V expensive. Is it a problem eith the clutch or something else like the clutch fork. I dont know much about any of this...
Took it to a garage and they reccomend changing the clutch. V expensive. Is it a problem eith the clutch or something else like the clutch fork. I dont know much about any of this...
you must have a left leg like Arnie holding the clutch for all that time
Hi I am new to this, will the flywheel vibrate and cause at a round 50 a shaking in the steering wheel and can I change the rear seal without removing the sump on Td5 I am fitting new gearbox should i fit new type f/w if the f/w is damaged or stick with Massey type bad design.
