05-04-2023, 07:52 PM
(This post was last modified: 05-04-2023, 08:42 PM by smutts.
Edit Reason: parts
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Chasing down an annoying clutch judder.
New clutch, new rubber bush on driveshaft bearing carrier (19), new "V" mount on the drivers side engine mount (4).
Made no difference.
The small bush on the drag link (9) does have slop in it.
But, the link is forged so the £5 bush cant be drifted out.
But not to worry, £24 for the cheapest, nastiest, replacement.
Does anyone know if the bush is utterly different to the usual bushes?
CITROËN: 1806.17, 180617, 1809.04, 1809.06, CITROËN: 180904, 180906, 1839.A9, 1839A9, 1854.16, 185416, CITROËN: 91201175, CITROËN/PEUGEOT: 1806.17, 180617, 1809.04, CITROËN/PEUGEOT: 1809.06, 180904, 180906, 1839.A9, 1839A9, CITROËN/PEUGEOT: 1854.16, 185416, 91201175,
Before I order one and attack the original with a die grinder & cold chisel.
New clutch, new rubber bush on driveshaft bearing carrier (19), new "V" mount on the drivers side engine mount (4).
Made no difference.
The small bush on the drag link (9) does have slop in it.
But, the link is forged so the £5 bush cant be drifted out.
But not to worry, £24 for the cheapest, nastiest, replacement.
Does anyone know if the bush is utterly different to the usual bushes?
CITROËN: 1806.17, 180617, 1809.04, 1809.06, CITROËN: 180904, 180906, 1839.A9, 1839A9, 1854.16, 185416, CITROËN: 91201175, CITROËN/PEUGEOT: 1806.17, 180617, 1809.04, CITROËN/PEUGEOT: 1809.06, 180904, 180906, 1839.A9, 1839A9, CITROËN/PEUGEOT: 1854.16, 185416, 91201175,
Before I order one and attack the original with a die grinder & cold chisel.
208,500 miles, (Resurrected at 186,000)