How to change a clutch on a Cerbera

How to change a clutch on a Cerbera

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ukkid35

6,193 posts

174 months

Sunday 24th October 2021
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Make sure you replace the clutch pilot/spigot bearing

Also make sure you have a supply of shims so you can re-shim the gearbox input shaft

Otherwise you shouldn't be surprised if this happens




Imran999

351 posts

154 months

Sunday 24th October 2021
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ukkid35 said:
Make sure you replace the clutch pilot/spigot bearing

Also make sure you have a supply of shims so you can re-shim the gearbox input shaft

Otherwise you shouldn't be surprised if this happens



Thanks Paul - that looks most unfortunate.
It’s never straightforward :-( but many thanks for chaps like yourself who share their experiences (especially for novices), so we can avoid these issues.

I’m finding first gear very notchy to engage, I first suspected the slave cylinder, but no sign of any leaks. So it was suggested that there may be some drag (intermediate plate against flywheel), and perhaps one of the star lock washers has come adrift.

Apparently, if I put the car up on a lift and engage first gear (engine running), the rear wheels will jolt and/or move a little, if this is indeed my issue.