Clutch trouble. Ok where to start bought a brand new gbox for isuzu elf couldnt get into gear so had to shorten selector arm as
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scoobeey,
Apr 25, 3:06am
ok where to start , Bought a brand new gbox for isuzu elf .Couldnt get into gear so had to shorten selector arm as chinese didnt copy too well!had flywheel machined . new spigot bearing .clutch plate is correct way around . new release bearing installed correctly.new slave cylinder. Bled .pedal hard. Clutch is not working. select a gear and start truck gbox workin ok just not clutch .clutch moves on spline okany ideas where to start
crzyhrse,
Apr 25, 3:10am
Not working as in won't engage or won't disengage!
crzyhrse,
Apr 25, 3:11am
Did you check the gearbox before fitting to make sure that when the input shaft is turned the output shaft turns when a gear is selected! I mean. it is chinese, right!
scoobeey,
Apr 25, 3:41am
x1
yes works fine
crzyhrse,
Apr 25, 3:51am
Then you've done something wrong that you think you haven't.
Don't worry about the other question.
crzyhrse,
Apr 25, 4:06am
It looks like this is one of those people who only answer part of the questions posed. I shouldn't bother if I were you, jmma. I'm not going to.
scoobeey,
Apr 25, 4:07am
wont engage so any ideas
scoobeey,
Apr 25, 4:09am
crzyhrse wrote: It looks like this is one of those people who only answer part of the questions posed. I shouldn't bother if I were you, jmma. I'm not going to.[/quote Ok dont bother pss off then
snoopy221,
Apr 25, 4:10am
ok where to start , Bought a brand new gbox for isuzu elf Good start-STOP there.LOL. I.E. was the original clutch left as same-and whay was the box bought!
snoopy221,
Apr 25, 4:12am
Lemme see where does one start! mmmmm new clutch covered in varnish and has drag/wrong bore size new slave cyl.mmmmmmmmmm! Start at the VERY start-another box and problems! I.E. was it JUST the box done!
scoobeey,
Apr 25, 4:14am
same clutch .Took off to have flywheel machined and clutch reinstalled. I did 250k in last box and was not productive to rebuild.
snoopy221,
Apr 25, 4:16am
same clutch .Took off to have flywheel machined and clutch reinstalled Damn ya scoobey i'm not programed for that-LOL-I.E. can't recall if the ole elf is a stepped flywheel. Kapeesh!
jmma,
Apr 25, 4:21am
shaft jamming in spigot bearing, ie different sizes!
scoobeey,
Apr 25, 4:26am
no its a flat surface.
scoobeey,
Apr 25, 4:29am
yes something to look at cheers
crzyhrse,
Apr 25, 4:30am
You guys like playing hangman!
snoopy221,
Apr 25, 4:30am
Okay. so it is if i read right the ORIGINAL clutch plate! I.E. a new plate has friction material with grooves-a worn one can vacuum on to the flywheel a tad-problem seems to be clutch drag-and have struck this before from a contaminated clutch plate. Also worn plates with undrilled rivets can vacuum again Kapeesh! Understand!
scoobeey,
Apr 25, 4:34am
old clutch done 7000km had just done
crzyhrse,
Apr 25, 4:35am
Long time no hear, snoop-dog.
Now we can see why I asked.
snoopy221,
Apr 25, 4:36am
ok where to start , Bought a brand new gbox for isuzu elf .Couldnt get into gear so had to shorten selector arm as chinese didnt copy too well!had flywheel machined . new spigot bearing .clutch plate is correct way around . new release bearing installed correctly.new slave cylinder. Bled .pedal hard. Clutch is not working. select a gear and start truck gbox workin ok just not clutch
snoopy221,
Apr 25, 4:37am
ok where to start , Bought a brand new gbox for isuzu elf .Couldnt get into gear so had to shorten selector arm Well that didn't work so AGAIN perhaps a reword of the original post I.E. just a new box! and no clutch drag problems prior!
snoopy221,
Apr 25, 4:38am
Long time no hear, snoop-dog. aye.
scoobeey,
Apr 25, 4:43am
sorry thats 70 k lol
scoobeey,
Apr 25, 4:46am
yes shortining selector arm sorted one problem as gearlever wasnt in windscreen lol.yes just a new box clutch wasorkin fine before
crzyhrse,
Apr 25, 4:48am
Presumably the box came with the clutch fork.
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