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zeiszy

New Member

• Jan 20, 2010

• #1

think my clutch is goin in my disco, my foot nearly hitting the floor befor it goes stiff, how much is it for a new cluch is the a decent heavy duty 1 that i can buy. thanks paul

 

heggars

Nec flectitur nec mutant

• Jan 20, 2010

• #2

I got Stratton 4x4 to do mine as the clutch fork had died, so got the super duper duty forka dn a new clutch plus labour for £287 which aint bad really.

well unless your going to do it yourself.

 

lerk

New Member

• Jan 20, 2010

• #3

Sounds more like it needs bleeding up, or cylinder/s failing... have you checked the fluid level?

 

heggars

Nec flectitur nec mutant

• Jan 20, 2010

• #4

have a gander at paddocks, there are other sites you can loooooook at

- Clutch

stu

 

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zeiszy

New Member

• Jan 20, 2010

• #5

ill check the fluid in the morning thanks

 

robint

Well-Known Member

• Jan 20, 2010

• #6

what about a bent clutch fork ????

 

Landybandy

Active Member

• Jan 20, 2010

• #7

Sounds like clutch slave or master cylynder to me, if your going to change one or the other you might as well change them both i did now works a treat.

 

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zeiszy

New Member

• Jan 20, 2010

• #8

also sometimes when i go fron neutral to first or reverse there is a clunking noise but its not all the time what do u think that is, is it my prop shaft ? im new to all this lanny stuff so i will be asking lots of questions thanks paul.

 

Pikey

Dummy Ejection Facilitator..

• Jan 20, 2010

• #9

cud be prop or rear Aframe balljoint or worn radius arm bushes or any of half a doz areas where ya get play in joints bushes or bearings or even worn output shaft.

 

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gegs88

New Member

• Jan 20, 2010

• #10

might be summat to do with the clutch not having full travel and your trying to engage the box with it being partially driven off the engine...
sort the clutch then try it again

 

Landybandy

Active Member

• Jan 20, 2010

• #11

Its a landy mate they make noises and they always will, sounds like your prop taking up the drive, go easier when releasing the clutch after changing gear. Im on my third disco and they all made this clunk noise, just wear dont worri unless it goes bang and you come to a stop, in that case im sorri.

 

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discomania

Well-Known Member

• Jan 20, 2010

• #12

It might be your UJ or the rubber donut is perished leaving a bit of rotten rubber and 3 bolts keeping your back prop onto the axle.

My 300tdi Disco's drive train is as smooth as a smooth thing.