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Mondeo clutch.

Started by Amigo, 01 June 2012, 20:11:14

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Amigo

A mate has recently bought a 2001 2.0 TDCi duratorq with a new clutch fitted? It's running ok but slips if pushed. We've been told it could do with a thorough bleed but it seems we need a specialist kit. We know it's a bit of an epic job & risky if the bleed nipple is opened too much.

  Has anyone got said kit we could borrow or if not too far from Lincolnshire could we bring the car to you? Might be able to scrape up a modest fee!

    This is for a mate who works hard, has no money & a child & pregnant wife. If the clutch goes the car's scrap. It's fine otherwise.

   Guy.XXXXXXX
Curry makes the world go round!

Marks DTM Calib

Use an easibleed and force the fluid in through the bleed nipple and up.  :y

martin42

if clutch is slipping its not the slave cylinder..

Marks DTM Calib

Quote from: martin42 on 01 June 2012, 20:18:00
if clutch is slipping its not the slave cylinder..

True, it would be failing to release

Martian

Was the DMF changed at the same time the new clutch was fitted?

henryd

Quote from: martin42 on 01 June 2012, 20:18:00
if clutch is slipping its not the slave cylinder..

My thoughts as well,if it is new it shouldn't slip....at all :-\
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martin42

might have just put a new clutch plate in and saved some money,before the owner sold it...