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Here's the problem:-
When trying to put the gear into 1st it can be tough, no crunching just won't push in. It does eventually though
Don't know much about it but here's the type of answers I got but which one could it be or maybe a different answer
1. Linkage
2. Gearbox oil
3. New clutch
Any help would be appreciated
Thank you
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Curious, that happened to me yesterday. Had killed the engine at a stop sign, restarted and I could not get it into 1st to save my soul. After a number of tries (horns honking at the old fart) it went in, no grinding, just difficult. After that all is fine again.
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Did double clutching make it easier?
I did a how to on changing gearbox oil, it's a pretty simple task;
http://www.berlingoforum.co.uk/showthread.php?tid=457
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02-04-2011, 09:38 AM
(This post was last modified: 02-04-2011, 09:42 AM by dvil.)
Hi,
New here, looking for info regarding changing clutch.
On your problem; I would suspect the clutch wire. It has a selfadjustment feature that sometimes slip. Sounds like your clutch didn't release properly. The wire readjust everytime you push the pedal (or maybe every release).
We realized "pedaltothebottom" in afternoon traffic in a tunnel under Oslo, made a real trafficjam. Thought the wire broke, but after getting the car home we saw that just lifting the pedal by hand fixed the whole thing. :eek:
After driving a while with the wire more and more often slipping, I replaced the wire (painintheassjob). At first startup weird noises came, and I now have a complete clucht failure. Small balls from the releasebearing falling out, and the realese arm sticking out in a weird direction. :brickwall:
By the way; this looks like a great forum. Thanks.
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Thanks for the info dvil. :thumbsup:
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Thanks dvil. Sorry to hear about your problems.
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Dvil, our member wimpy is also from Norway!
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Thanks,
Lot's of Bingos in Norway, but mostly clean workcars.
Mine was bought in a hurry because it was cheap, but I really like it. Well, not right now...... :blackeye:
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03-04-2011, 02:30 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-04-2011, 02:34 PM by pk7478.)
(01-04-2011, 11:29 PM)lemsworld Wrote: Here's the problem:-
When trying to put the gear into 1st it can be tough, no crunching just won't push in. It does eventually though
Don't know much about it but here's the type of answers I got but which one could it be or maybe a different answer
1. Linkage
2. Gearbox oil
3. New clutch
Any help would be appreciated
Thank you
Lemsworld.
It can be:
1. Clutch cable
2. Rusty joints of selction mechanism.
(02-04-2011, 09:38 AM)dvil Wrote: Hi,
New here, looking for info regarding changing clutch.
On your problem; I would suspect the clutch wire. It has a selfadjustment feature that sometimes slip. Sounds like your clutch didn't release properly. The wire readjust everytime you push the pedal (or maybe every release).
We realized "pedaltothebottom" in afternoon traffic in a tunnel under Oslo, made a real trafficjam. Thought the wire broke, but after getting the car home we saw that just lifting the pedal by hand fixed the whole thing. :eek:
After driving a while with the wire more and more often slipping, I replaced the wire (painintheassjob). At first startup weird noises came, and I now have a complete clucht failure. Small balls from the releasebearing falling out, and the realese arm sticking out in a weird direction. :brickwall:
By the way; this looks like a great forum. Thanks.
It's a "desease" of all M59, especially after commercial usage.
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Thank you pk and dvil. How do you check/ change these? any tips?
Thank you
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