clutch

Started by chris@yoco, April 20, 2006, 11:32:47 PM

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chris@yoco

hi people


right time has come and the clutch on my fd is starting to slip

can anyone direct me to the best place to get a replacement

i am also on a tight buget whats best to get on a buget of around £200 not sure if i can get for this price and fitting i would do myself

and is it advised to replace the flywheel to if so is it advised to go for a lightened flywheel or just no worry and just replace the clutch

any info would be good or if you have any clutches for sale and flywheels please let me know

regards
chr :WaveBye  :WaveBye is

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Mazdarotaryparts

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Hi Chris,

 Unfortunately your not going to get your clutch supplied and fitted for this sort of money.

If you fit it yourself rather than the £150ish for someone to fit we can supply you a stock clutch for £225 + vat, this way you can at least get near your target price.

Hope this helps.
REgards
Clive

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Bobfish

and be aware chris, stock clutch is for stock power. Wont take awhole lot more. I suggest an uprated one.

Mazdarotaryparts

Exedy Stage one Clutch with cerametalic centre plate and release bearing for £350 plus vat this clutch offers any Twin Turbo car  a very good cheap bolt straight in upgrade that also still lets your car be road friendy without the jerky stuff that goes with race clutches if you havent got enough revs :D

We can also do light alloy flywheels for the above at £300 plus vat
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Clive

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We aim to help and assist our customers make the right choices for their Mazda Rotary or MX-5  whether they be standard or modified. If you need further assistance with your inquiry, please do not hesitate to contact us:-
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chris@yoco

right hi guys back to my clutch problem

as you all know my clutch has been slipping making me feel time for a new 1

well clutch was slipping on thursday and friday but drove the car the last couple of days and seems to be fine now

can any advise me to do any checks 1st before i start removing the gearbox don\'t really want to pay for a clutch if i don\'t need it

has anyone suffered these probs before or are these signs of the clutch starting to go

any advice would be greatfull
regards
chris :rollin

G@NDY

Chris there is an adjuster on the actual clutch pedal, it might be worth having a go with this to see it makes any difference before investing in a new clutch. If the bite is at the top?. Its a simple turnbuckle affair and just a case of winding it in-or out, its a bit fiddly to get a spanner on, but worth a go :)
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chris@yoco

cheers m8 i give it a go 2moro

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chris@yoco

m8 your a star thnaks


chris@yoco

thanks again m8
was thinking about checking the clutch slave cylinder for leaks also doing a fluid change and bleed can tell us where the slave cylinder is located and whats the fluid to use

if anyone can help be cool

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the clutch is shared with the brake, so brake fluid.

chris@yoco

Quote from: rotaryart.uk.comthe clutch is shared with the brake, so brake fluid.

cheers m8

lol what i ment was any type of grade i should use

and where is the clutch slave cylinder located so i can free the nipple to bleed

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does not matter what oil for clutch, brakes will determin that, use a decent 5.1 fluid.
http://www.rotaryart.uk.com/acatalog/Ferodo.html
or if your a serious track noddy, use a race fluid.
http://www.rotaryart.uk.com/acatalog/Endless.html
Due in soon.
http://www.rotaryart.uk.com/acatalog/Renu_RGS610_brake_fluid.html
Its around the top of the gear box I believe.
Click on mazda logo where is says master or slave for piccy of what it looks like here.
http://www.rotaryart.uk.com/acatalog/New_3rd_gen_engine_perf_tuning.html