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2014 panda clutch adjustment?
Hi All Has anyone tried this if its possible?
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Hi All Has anyone tried this if its possible?
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Technical 2014 panda clutch adjustment?
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babbo_umbro
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I don't think there's any scope for adjustment as it's hydraulic. What are you trying to achieve? Engagement at a different point?
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Yep; I believe RHD hydraulic and no adjustment, LHD cable and, therefore, I guess no adjustment.
My experience with a 4x4 TA is the bite point starts low, gets lower, then the clutch fails. I required a dual mass flywheel replaced too...
My experience with a 4x4 TA is the bite point starts low, gets lower, then the clutch fails. I required a dual mass flywheel replaced too...
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Nutty about Pandas Infected by Panda virus and OPD
I have just had a new aster clider fitted on my 2017 Panda. Its not unknown and may relate to a disintegrating return spring that resides inside the aster cylinder. It too less than 2 hours and sorted it completely. Sorry I don't know the cost of the part.
Bleeding may.... possible improve it. You need to remove the battery and the battery holder then its simple as the system only holds a thimble of fluid it may be the issue.
Bleeding may.... possible improve it. You need to remove the battery and the battery holder then its simple as the system only holds a thimble of fluid it may be the issue.
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its not hydraulic
2014 panda pop
My "cable" has a disc one the drivers pedal end.
I would believe that this system would be fitted to other models ?
2014 panda pop
My "cable" has a disc one the drivers pedal end.
I would believe that this system would be fitted to other models ?
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If any one has any pic or diagrams that would be cool..
I'm doing about 300 miles a week and when this baby goes bang i'm in trouble..
I've been down the dealer and they just looked at me blank.."we did not touch it" they don't know about springs failing etc.. so are just waiting to replace the clutch.
I'll be parking it and buying a Nissan mica because they are cheap and reliable.
I'm doing about 300 miles a week and when this baby goes bang i'm in trouble..
I've been down the dealer and they just looked at me blank.."we did not touch it" they don't know about springs failing etc.. so are just waiting to replace the clutch.
I'll be parking it and buying a Nissan mica because they are cheap and reliable.
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Hi and happy new year..
Yes its hydraulic... turns out there is nothing seriously wrong with the clutch.
car still goes forwards..Been having a bit of flap after the van died, I was quoted £653 to repair it. So I guess I will be digging the tools out and maybe buying a few more..
Anyway panda clutch, It maybe a bit burnt?
But the smell I smell when I pull up after a journey is electrical, apparently, but it smells like a slipping clutch to me.
So for the time being I will be just watching the situation.
Its got another 11 months to run, before I chop it in.
Not sure you've made clear what the issue is. Is the clutch slipping? Biting high up? You mention a burning smell. Are the brakes binding, cos they smell when they do.
What is the issue...
Its not readily adjustable.. but there are adjusent to the THROW at either end of the hydraulic line.
None of which will compensate for a worn friction plate
Charlie
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had clutch check over, they said it was and electrical small and check over engine bay with a thermal camera
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