Re-lining Clutch Plates
Re-lining Clutch Plates
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Keithyboy

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1,940 posts

300 months

Tuesday 21st April 2009
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Anybody know if anywhere that does this? I've got contaminated plates through a leaking rear crankshaft oil seal but don't fancy paying £500+ for the full kit as AP wont split their kit and CT I've heard apparently don't supply at the momement. Anyone help? biggrin

esso

1,849 posts

247 months

Tuesday 21st April 2009
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Try this place,havn`t used them myself but come recommended-www.autoandindustrial.co.uk (01462 834778)

Edited by esso on Tuesday 21st April 20:50

Mr Tank

5,799 posts

305 months

Tuesday 21st April 2009
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Hi

Had a set done two weeks ago by: Industrial Friction Materials Ltd of Cardiff. ring 0292049 9111 ask for John he is the man to do the job!

Web site: www.industrialfriction.com

Cost £120 plus postage!

Good work and a very helpfully company!

Andy.

Keithyboy

Original Poster:

1,940 posts

300 months

Wednesday 22nd April 2009
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Thanks Chaps biggrin

ridds

8,372 posts

274 months

Wednesday 22nd April 2009
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Just make sure they don't put too much material on!

Steve_T

6,356 posts

302 months

Wednesday 22nd April 2009
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How do they determine what friction material to fit - I've heard of this being done before only for the wrong material to be used ...

esso

1,849 posts

247 months

Wednesday 22nd April 2009
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Steve_T said:
How do they determine what friction material to fit - I've heard of this being done before only for the wrong material to be used ...
I would guess that they may have done one or two previously so they probably have got the hang of it now and know what they are doing!thumbupP.S. had mine re-lined 8.5K miles ago....no issues.

Edited by esso on Wednesday 22 April 18:07


Edited by esso on Wednesday 22 April 18:07

Steve_T

6,356 posts

302 months

Wednesday 22nd April 2009
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Ok ok I take your point. smile My point was that I'd heard of the job being done my someone building clutches for a different application - trucks in this case - and the results weren't as durable as yours.