I was driving along the other day and felt this thing under my foot, does anyone have any idea where it might have come from? my quick search came up with nothing.......

Clutch pedal return spring?

According to the parts catalogue, it's only fitted to some left hand drive versions.

Looks like there should be another one of the pins somewhere.
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That certainly looks like a possibility, I had suspected the chair as the pedals all seem to be working as they normally do, i suppose the clutch could be returning to zero position from the hydraulics.
thanks, I'll have another look round there tomorrow.
Allan

Seems you might be right, there is a white sleeve hanging down, seeing as he clutch seems to be working as normal without it, i'm not going to go mad trying to hunt down a new spring.

On a side not, I didn't manage to find the exact page on Eper that you found, i went through
English
English
France,
SX
Fiat \ MAREA-MARENGO \ 1R MAREA DS GAMMA'99 (1999-2002) \ 181 CLUTCH \ 18101/02 CLUTCH RELEASE CONTROL GD
but the image i came up with doesn't match the one you found. can you share where exaclt you found your image from.
thanks again.

Davren

franglais said:

On a side not, I didn't manage to find the exact page on Eper that you found but the image i came up with doesn't match the one you found. can you share where exaclt you found your image from.

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The forum copy of ePER is from 2004. I looked your part up on a newer 2014 version, that I have installed on my computer. The forum copy always defaults to right hand drive. As the part you want it not fitted to right hand drive versions, it won't be shown.

After a lot of experimenting with the URL, I managed to get this link to go to the page you want in French and for left hand drive versions. http://eper.fiatforum.com/eper/navi...INT_MODE=0&EPER_CAT=SP&GUI_LANG=1&WINDOW_ID=1

I've not been able to change the URL to make all of ePER open in left hand drive mode. You could experiment with the "F&DRIVE=" part of the URL.

SX or GS = LHD
DX or GD = RHD
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