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| LR90XS2011 Member Since: 05 Apr 2011 Location: bickenhill Posts: 3643   
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normal approach to the clutch is to take the gearbox out from underneath, and whilst it is out replace the gearbox output shaft. DEFENDER 90 TDCI XS,
I hope everyone is well and your land rovers make you happy |
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18th Oct 2018 7:25pm |
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| SimonDavies Member Since: 15 Mar 2012 Location: Swansea Posts: 244  
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I've just changed my clutch. I took the gearbox out from underneath, however, I had access to a two post ramp and two transmission jack's. She is a big old lump with the transfer box on the back.
Do you have access to any garage equipment? |
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18th Oct 2018 7:36pm |
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| WindyJ Member Since: 18 Oct 2018 Location: France Posts: 190 |
I’ve got most things and may have a 4 post lift in about 2 weeks. It’s from they guy who I bought the Def from he’s finishing off a pro resto job before selling off the lift and we agreed 1st option for me. It’s a strange one tbh...manual job with the 4 corners being done individual with industrial size hi-lift jacks. Wasn’t sure about it but seen pictures with Landy on it...rated to 2.5 tonne. Reserving judgement until seen unloaded and had a proper go and settled on a price. Will make dropping things from underneath a whole lot easier.
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18th Oct 2018 8:30pm |
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| SimonDavies Member Since: 15 Mar 2012 Location: Swansea Posts: 244
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Someone may come along that has taken the engine out and thinks it's easier.
I have never done it and therefore can only comment on gearbox removal underneath. You could remove transfer box first and then remove gearbox to reduce weight and as lr90 suggests above, replace the common adaptor shaft. |
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18th Oct 2018 8:50pm |
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| RoddyK05 Member Since: 08 Apr 2015 Location: Inverclyde Posts: 633  
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Slightly different, but we done the clutch on my series 3 by removing the floorboards, tunnel and seatbox. Then an engine hoist in through the door and lower it down. That was on a motor that had no fitted carpets, floor coverings etc so might be a lot of hassle in a modern Puma.
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18th Oct 2018 9:30pm |
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| NickMc Member Since: 01 Oct 2014 Location: Norn Iron Posts: 1628  
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Gearbox out, Tdci is actually less work than a Tdi/Td5- personally I’d rather do Tdci clutches all day long than Tdi or Td5
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18th Oct 2018 9:32pm |
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| Big Harold Member Since: 09 Jul 2018 Location: nsw Posts: 71  
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Having recently removed the engine from a puma and removed the transmission from another.
Remove transfer case first then gearbox. Renew output adapted and fit clutch using new slave cylinder as well. I would look at doing the pilot bearing as both of mine are worn @100,000 km. I am fitting a new Clutch fix clutch and slave cylinder inc pilot bearing. The amount of work to remove the engine far out ways that of the gearbox. These engines are a mass of coolant hoses. Mark |
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19th Oct 2018 1:02am |
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| NickMc Member Since: 01 Oct 2014 Location: Norn Iron Posts: 1628
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Yep buy the pilot bearing as 9 times out of 10 it’s goosed!
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19th Oct 2018 7:04am |
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| WindyJ Member Since: 18 Oct 2018 Location: France Posts: 190 |
The kit i’ve Got is clutchfix so good to find out here they seem rated. I’ve not opened the box to see if there is a PB in there...if not i’ll get that ordered. Seems replacing the slave is the thing to do, is that because it just sensible or non-reusable part on the job?
Think I’ve decided on going at it from underneath following the advice here. I’ll save the engine out for another day.... |
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19th Oct 2018 6:38pm |
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| leeds Member Since: 28 Dec 2009 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 8582
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We buy the odd one or two clutches from Clutchfix and send them around the world.
Our last collection from Clutchfix  Click image to enlarge Todays collection was only in single figures. Whilst I was there they showed me this 1960 clutch they were rebuilding. Click image to enlarge A 1960 Ferguson clutch where it had been uprated from 56 to 96 hp. Brendan |
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19th Oct 2018 7:46pm |
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