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Grenadier



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Twisted Friction Plate
This follows on from my continued clutch problems. Dave at Ashcroft Transmissions, thinks after my lengthy email, that it might be a twisted friction plate (on assembly) causing drag.

Anyone know what that means, what to look for, what can be done about it?

Ta Monsieur Le Grenadier

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familymad



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Twisted as in bent or as in a Twisted branded plate? 1951 80" S1 2.0
1995 110 300TDI
1995 90 300TDI
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Grenadier



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bent Monsieur Le Grenadier

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Supacat



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Watch this:



Before you whip the gearbox out to check the friction (also called driven or clutch) plate you should check out the issue is not caused by:

1. lack of hydraulic fluid
2. air bubbles in the fluid
3. oil contamination
4. a worn or faulty hydraulic system

Your clutch plate may not be straight and so not disengaging fully as shown in the photo - or as others have said on other thread - maybe it's in the wrong way around - not seen a Puma one to know the difference:



Failing all that I guess if you have the gearbox out again it may be worth checking:

1. the flywheel friction area is clean and free of any deposits
2. flywheel is not warped
3. clutch cover is not warped


Last edited by Supacat on 24th Mar 2016 10:13am. Edited 2 times in total
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Grenadier



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Thanks Supacat. Thumbs Up

Heading off to garage shortly... Monsieur Le Grenadier

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