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Putting in new clutch 200

A common hurtle are the top bolts on the bellhouse. The top one is best removed through the gear stick opening from inside the car using sufficient extention pieces (stick removed etc). Also ensure you release the exhaust, else the gearbox/engine will not tilt down far enought for access.

While I was there I replaced a few gearstick link bits (cheap), the engine speed sensor (insulation split), main seal, pilot bearing and topped up the gearbox oil over the fillup point.

On the down side I seem to have a small oil leak now, bit I guess it is gearbox oil - I must ahve topped it up too much.

Have fun

Jorn Oslo Norway






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