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Peter Connan wrote:Ek verstaan nie. Daai clutch lyk dan vir my nog heel ok?
Ek stem, lyk glad nie soos n kar se clutch wat net neutral gehad het nie......het n catastrofic failure verwag :think:
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Well. .....iam dumstruck.... :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
Maar as hy nou reg rol is ons almal happy :woo:
Gooi bietjie close ups van daai fingers ens op die pressure plate : :salute:
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Alex
Wat het hulle gese is fout met die clutch?
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Peter Connan wrote:Ek verstaan nie. Daai clutch lyk dan vir my nog heel ok?
Piet ek stem saam. Maar ek wou nie self so se nie, want ek het nog nie soveel clutches gesien nie, na hulle klaar is nie.

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Apparently the pressure place collapsed.
Which was caused (or assisted) by the immediate change in temperature.

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Alex,
Ek sou tempted wees om daai clutch nog terug te sit.
Dit moet dan iets met die Flywheel/pressure plate/clutch plate kombinasie wees.
Is dit 'n Nissan / Toyota mix bread?
Daai plaat het verseker in normale omstandighede nog baie lewe oor.
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Bruin Beer wrote:Alex,
Ek sou tempted wees om daai clutch nog terug te sit.
Dit moet dan iets met die Flywheel/pressure plate/clutch plate kombinasie wees.
Is dit 'n Nissan / Toyota mix bread?
Daai plaat het verseker in normale omstandighede nog baie lewe oor.
Net my persoonlike mening.
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Sit hom terug, en dan kom die kar weer nerens in rat nie!
Die pressure plate in die foto het ge-"collapse". Ek weet nie hoe die pressurre plate andersins sou gelyk het as hy nie ge-"collapse" het nie. Hy het ook niks anders vevang as die pressure plate, clutch plate en release bearing nie?! :think:
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Hou die clutch plaat vir 'n spare.

Dit.maak sin dat die pressure plaat kan collapse as hy nat word. Maak seker al die proppe en bellows is reg, daar moenie eintlik water en gemors daar kan inkom nie.
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Peter Connan wrote:Hou die clutch plaat vir 'n spare.

Dit.maak sin dat die pressure plaat kan collapse as hy nat word. Maak seker al die proppe en bellows is reg, daar moenie eintlik water en gemors daar kan inkom nie.
Dankie, dit is iets om te check.
Buiten water en gemors,..Wat van net 'n verandering in temperatuur?
Ek skat temp sal seker nie so vinnig verander as dit buite bly nie?
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Tensy jy die clutch gly, behoort hy nooit besonder warm te word nie.

Die hitte kom van die enjin en ratkas, so nie veel meer as 120 grade nie. En daar binne behoort hy redelik goed beskerm te wees.

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