My clutch!
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GRATCH
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yes thanks
storm99
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yes thanks
could you tell me how?
storm99
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Open bonnet. Unscrew top of reservoir. Look in. Fill up to 'full' level. Close bonnet.
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Open bonnet again. Put reservoir cap back on. Close bonnet.
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Good point Davec...he may have knocked the diff lock into neutral...would explain how he can still select a gear.
Hang on - do you mean when you lift your foot up there's no drive? In which case there's no point looking at the fluid. Could be clutch slip caused by oil/fluid on the clutch plate or something broken in the gearbox. Which vehicle? On some gearboxes you can put the 2/4 wd lever into a neutral position.
Just what I was thinking! Obvious one is Transfer box knocked into neutral as suggested.
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i ,et a fella on the a14 last week who had thi with his gaylander
