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MrChris
13th February 2012, 23:39
Hey guys,

My car has just ticked over 77k and from the history i can see it hasnt been changed.

The pedal doesnt slip but biting is quite high, adjusted it but now its near enough back to where it was.

Gear changes are still smooth and as i said no slipping, is it worth changing for peace of mind?

Just times are hard and if it can last the summer then that would be useful!

Thoughts and opinions please!

KrisB
13th February 2012, 23:54
Is it making any funny noises?

MrChris
13th February 2012, 23:58
Nope absolutely fine

Work will be done with you no matter what Kris, just wondering is i can prolong the inevitable!

Even if the clutch isnt done at the same time (you can have a check) Ill still need the bush, gbox seals and brakes done so ill be pming you within the next couple of months!

KrisB
14th February 2012, 00:03
Okay no probs.

I'd just drive it until something starts sounding strange or slips :)

JakeyBoy91
14th February 2012, 00:13
How do you know if it needs changing? Cos I'm thinking of changing mine this summer when I get some money together... my gears aren't smooth, clicky and sometimes gotta give it some to find 1st from neutral etc... I'm new to this, but it's common sense when somethings note right lol.

KrisB
14th February 2012, 00:14
Jakey... you probably need a gear oil change before anything :)

MrChris
14th February 2012, 00:24
Okay no probs.

I'd just drive it until something starts sounding strange or slips :)

Will do then :y:

Had the clutch in my garage for about 6 months I will use it!

JakeyBoy91
14th February 2012, 00:25
And to do that i........?

sorry man, im such an amateur at this sort of stuff! :oops:

KrisB
14th February 2012, 00:29
I beleive there's a guide on the forum... but.

2 Litres of ep75/80 gear oil (peugeot/citroen sell the good stuff).

8mm square drive 'bit' for a ratchet.

small funnel

jack the car up, drain from the plug at the bottom of the gearbox. Replace plug, refill gearbox from either black cap on top (pulls off) or from the other plug on the front of the box.

JakeyBoy91
14th February 2012, 00:31
Jobs a good'n.. :P

I'll get my mate to give me a hand because basically what you've just told me looked abit like. frgrerteg gtrgrt4gt tgthukuityt 6jikefrgjhyh uyj7uhtgy. :wacko: lol

JakeyBoy91
14th February 2012, 00:34
But he'll understand that so thanks for the help mate, appreciate it

:-)