Hello All ,
Please bear with me on this I want to pass on as much info as possable.
My wife has a Punto '04 1.2 8v Active, we had the clutch replace a year ago by Mr Clutch Crawley (never again!)
Recently it has developed a noise while on tick over and driving in 1st and 2nd. I thought it was a trust bearing as when you depress the clutch it almost goes. I have been told it is an output shaft bearing.
My wife has also experienced clutch slip from what SHE has described, but I have not been able to get it to slip?
I have a few questions...
I also found out the car is only worth £900 i could buy another one (well almost).
I have found a guide to do the input shaft bearing which covers most of the work and printed it off I be having a look to see if I can do it.
I have done work on cars before so not a complete novice but never removed and engine gearbox, just driveshafts and wheel bearings.
Thank you for getting this far and any advice would be most greatful.
Regards
Richard
Please bear with me on this I want to pass on as much info as possable.
My wife has a Punto '04 1.2 8v Active, we had the clutch replace a year ago by Mr Clutch Crawley (never again!)
Recently it has developed a noise while on tick over and driving in 1st and 2nd. I thought it was a trust bearing as when you depress the clutch it almost goes. I have been told it is an output shaft bearing.
My wife has also experienced clutch slip from what SHE has described, but I have not been able to get it to slip?
I have a few questions...
- Does it sound like thrust, input shaft or output shaft bearing?
- Can you remove the gearbox from the car with the engine in situ?
- Anyone in the Gatwick area avalible for adivce if I do attempt to fix?
I also found out the car is only worth £900 i could buy another one (well almost).
I have found a guide to do the input shaft bearing which covers most of the work and printed it off I be having a look to see if I can do it.
I have done work on cars before so not a complete novice but never removed and engine gearbox, just driveshafts and wheel bearings.
Thank you for getting this far and any advice would be most greatful.
Regards
Richard