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Title: Hydralic pipe to clutch Post by ritchiepete on May 11th, 2007, 6:16pm Hi all New to the site but thought I would ask a question anyway. My problems is my hydraulic pipe from serv to clutch has a hole in it, meaning no pressure with my wet clutch. I need to replace this pipe is there an "easier" way than dropping the gearbox to get to pipe end . Any suggestions welcomed. Scorpio '96 2.5 TDi Editted. I cannt get this pipe anywhere does anyone know of a place I can get this manufactured. pipe would be a female to female pipe that come from wet clutch-- through to inspection plate. I NEED HELP HERE |
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Title: Re: Hydralic pipe to clutch Post by mazzy_j on May 15th, 2007, 6:26pm Hi just to let you know the derv scorp doesnt have a 'wet clutch' as such, but has a hydraulic release bearing :) i may possibly still have the one i took off the manual box which is goin into my cossie as i'll be using a cable clutch with that. i'll have a rumage in the garage at the wkend and see if i still have it... im afraid you may have to remove the box as the inspection cover for bleeding the clutch is quite small :( Matt |
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Title: Re: Hydralic pipe to clutch Post by jonnycab on May 16th, 2007, 1:46am How big is the hole ?.....Could it not be repaired in situ with something like quick steel ? Just a thought :) |
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Title: Re: Hydralic pipe to clutch Post by ritchiepete on May 16th, 2007, 10:27am If you have the part that would be great tried quick steel - left it 24 hours and it held for about 30 minutes and pressure found a way through. I stripped out the pipe now and trying to flare end and join pipe that way, Hopefully putting it back together tonite, will let all know how it goes |
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Title: Re: Hydralic pipe to clutch Post by Snoopy on May 16th, 2007, 5:27pm Try one of the HYDRAULIC agents to be found in Yellow Pages. They can join and manufacture pipes to fit. All you need is a nut and an olive and a joiner Even 8mm /10mm centrl heating jointers should work if the pipe sizes are the same. |
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Title: Re: Hydralic pipe to clutch Post by Dave2302 on May 16th, 2007, 7:07pm [] Have done this on more than one occasion ;) Then you can use ordinary brake tubing from any good factor, to make a replacement pipe from the master cylinder down to where your join is. HTH Regards Dave |
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