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Easier way to remove/change a clutch on a Renault

Easier way to remove/change a clutch on a Renault Clio without removing the gear box clutch replacement on a Renault Clio made easy When doing it this way ...

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geoff allen commented on 15 Feb 2016

just wanted to say thank you, especially the glue tip, this is going to save me a lot of time/messing about.

Bits & Pieces commented on 16 Feb 2016

Nice one... I'm glad you found it useful ..If you get stuck read back at the comments left by another guy ..he as useful tips too

zip dooda commented on 15 Feb 2016

grest help

Bits & Pieces commented on 15 Feb 2016

Hi I'm glad you found it helpful..thanks for viewing

Len Rooks commented on 31 Jan 2016

It did stick! probably my fault because I left it overnight and gave time for the glue to cure. Your method didn't work for me so I jacked up one front wheel (chocks and handbrake) then started it in high gear and it broke away first time. Worth mentioning that turning the engine with the coils disconnected will create an engine fault, you'll need a diagnostic tool to clear the warning light.

Bits & Pieces commented on 31 Jan 2016

+Len Rooks yeah good point on the engine fault I forgot about that although it did not did that for me on the one occasion I had to use that method.. its just a case of doing it in away that suits the individual..but nevertheless it still saves a lot of time and is easier for one person to do this way .. glad you all sorted now..thanks for watching the video

Len Rooks commented on 30 Jan 2016

Had my doubts but it works, no hoist, no engine support bar, just jack and axle stands. Changed clutch and release bearing today (plenty of room to get hand in for bearing). Will tidy up and test drive tomorrow, but everything seems to be OK. Just hope the super glue separates from the pressure plate OK!! Any more bright ideas like this?

Bits & Pieces commented on 31 Jan 2016

Hi glad it all went well for you .. I hope the clutch comes unstuck for you ..I have done this around ten times now and only ever had it stick once so I took the coilpack plug out so the car would not start then put it in gear and took the handbrake off and turned the key so the starter motor pushed the car forward and pumped the clutch pedal a few times and it separateted the clutch

Robert Nurden commented on 19 Jan 2016

nice to see your still having fun there old pal....

Robert Nurden commented on 19 Jan 2016

will go find now cheers mate you take care..bob

Bits & Pieces commented on 19 Jan 2016

+Robert Nurden my Space oddity is on the channel

Robert Nurden commented on 19 Jan 2016

nice seeing you again ..long road since btv..lol you where the best man..i bet you still got them video,s somewhere ..starman would be good right now...

Bits & Pieces commented on 19 Jan 2016

I do try Robert