neilly
Well-Known Member
If you've got access to an endoscope, could you not simply remove the clutch slave and feed the 'scope in through the opening for the slave?
Do you really want to bore a hole in your bellhousing? This sort of thing with the clutch may only happen once in the life of the vehicle, another hole just lets dirt and water in.
You would think so. Only thing about this as I tried when my 90 had a clutch issue. Is being able to feed it in and get it so that you can get good pictures. Maybe with a bery expensive endo you could do it. But with the one I have getting a good focus is nigh on impossible to make any form of decision unless you are very lucky.
This is why I did not bother doing it.
Cheers