Clutch

moorhouse.family · 24th December 2016, 15:22

I have been duped. My latest 75 conny estate has less than 75 thousand miles on the clock. Supposedly had a new clutch. It is slipping. How do i know if it needs a new flywheel. the pedal just needs touching and the revs rise. My previous car is sat on the drive with the same problem but this has not had a clutch and has 180k on the clock. Not changing for a solid flywheel, so advice much appreciated.

FrenchMike · 24th December 2016, 16:06

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Originally Posted by moorhouse.family

I have been duped. My latest 75 conny estate has less than 75 thousand miles on the clock. Supposedly had a new clutch. It is slipping. How do i know if it needs a new flywheel. the pedal just needs touching and the revs rise. My previous car is sat on the drive with the same problem but this has not had a clutch and has 180k on the clock. Not changing for a solid flywheel, so advice much appreciated.

Normally ,while a clutch replacement ,seeing the work implied,one must
check for possible leaks ;engine and box sides plus plays and general state of the flywheel .

Mike

24th December 2016, 15:22	#1
moorhouse.family Regular poster Rover 75 tourer Join Date: Dec 2014 Location: Hope Valley Posts: 33 Thanks: 4 Thanked 5 Times in 3 Posts	Clutch I have been duped. My latest 75 conny estate has less than 75 thousand miles on the clock. Supposedly had a new clutch. It is slipping. How do i know if it needs a new flywheel. the pedal just needs touching and the revs rise. My previous car is sat on the drive with the same problem but this has not had a clutch and has 180k on the clock. Not changing for a solid flywheel, so advice much appreciated.