Hi all, a couple of unrelated questions, if anyone can help.

Does anyone know the approximate weight of a 4x4 back axle?

Are all panda clutches of a '91 vintage the same?

Actually, a third question, am I the only one who hasn't been able to get on ePer for about three days?

Cheers, Mike

xsparky said:

Does anyone know the approximate weight of a 4x4 back axle?

am I the only one who hasn't been able to get on ePer for about three days?

Cheers, Mike

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I have one lying about, complete with leaf springs it's an akward shape but I can just lift it on my own, so that would make it about 60-80ish kg with springs...

I can't get on the eper either.

Apparently there is a fault with it, I've got my own copy of eper, what do you need to know?

nitro_warrior said:

I have one lying about, complete with leaf springs it's an akward shape but I can just lift it on my own, so that would make it about 60-80ish kg with springs...

I can't get on the eper either.

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N-W thanks, and I'm glad it's not just me.

Alan, there's loads of bits and pieces I'm trying to source, but specifically at the moment I'm looking at a replacement clutch, and I'm not clear looking at the listings as my Vin No.never seems to show as a 4x4, so was just going to cross-check part numbers to see if they were all the same.

Cheers, Mike

If you pass your chassis no by PM I'll check the numbrs and post them up

Came up straight away as a sisley 2.

These are the part no's I've blanked out anything with your chassis/ngine no's

Hi Alan many thanks for that, what I was hoping to do on ePer was compare part numbers for other Panda variants and a few models such as Uno's to see if I could get a cheapie off ebay, sometimes the application list is a bit vague.
Mike

If you want to match up clutch bits, grab a copy the Quinton Hazell clutch catalogue http://www2.qha.com/catalogues/QH08.pdf

Lesnewell said:

If you want to match up clutch bits, grab a copy the Quinton Hazell clutch catalogue http://www2.qha.com/catalogues/QH08.pdf

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Very useful, Thank you.
Mike