chimera clutch
chimera clutch
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westie boy

Original Poster:

19 posts

251 months

Sunday 29th July 2007
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does anyone know if its an engine out job to do a clutch on a chimera thinking about buying another one with it slipping

kevin63

4,661 posts

283 months

Sunday 29th July 2007
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It can be done with the engine in, and it is usually done like that.

westie boy

Original Poster:

19 posts

251 months

Sunday 29th July 2007
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thanks kev im guessing it wont be to bad a job then as its gonna be done on the driveway if it needs one
as its apparently only slipping at the minute and gets
when the engine warms up?????

westie boy

Original Poster:

19 posts

251 months

Sunday 29th July 2007
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forgot to ask are they cable or fluid operated????

SimonV8ster

13,020 posts

258 months

Sunday 29th July 2007
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Fluid I believe.

Red V8

873 posts

257 months

Sunday 29th July 2007
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Fluid

OscarT

758 posts

231 months

Sunday 29th July 2007
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It's a hydraulic system but you'll find it difficult to change without a ramp.

Bomber Denton

8,762 posts

298 months

Sunday 29th July 2007
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Straightforward job a little tight and you will need a ramp.

RPI Engineering are good for supplying the parts.
http://www.v8engines.com/

westie boy

Original Poster:

19 posts

251 months

Sunday 29th July 2007
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can possibly get it 2 feet off the floor
that was enough when i dropped the box out of my elise last year

kevin63

4,661 posts

283 months

Sunday 29th July 2007
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I would think that should be enough, I did my 4x4 Cosworth with less height than that.
You shouldn't need to bleed the clutch, I took the slave cylinder off first and all intact so that I didn't have to bleed it.