jamesvfr Posted October 5, 2009 Posted October 5, 2009 Hi all Ive got a series 1 trialler on rrc axles v8 on a series 2a gearbox Problem ive got with the clutch is that with just 1 pump of the pedal the slave cylinder does not push clutch release arm far enough to disengage clutch If i pump it very quickly it pumps the slave out a bit at a time like a hydraulic jack + pushes realease arm far enough to disengage Its the 2a slave clylinder which sits vertical on drivers side of the bellhousing with what looks like an original series 1 master cylinder What ive been thinking is that the capacity in the master is too small to move the slave in just 1 push + when pumped quickly the master refills from reservior + pumps more fluid through + eventually pushing it right out Is there anyone that can confirm this or has any ideas of how to get round this? Anyone know the bore + length of the series 1 clutch master? Cheers all James Quote
ejparrott Posted October 6, 2009 Posted October 6, 2009 just checking, are you sure there's no air in the system? Quote
jamesvfr Posted October 6, 2009 Author Posted October 6, 2009 No air in there I checked, double checked + then got a mate to triple check just to make sure it wasnt me having a funny day Slave was originally leaking so that was replaced + theres no leaks at all from any where once the slave is fully out it does stay there if i hold the pedal down Also clutch is extremely heavy All of these reasons are making me think that the master is no large enough Will a rangie / discovery or even series 2 or 3 master bolt in? The connecting rod isnt realy a worry as i could always modify one of them to fit Cheers James Quote
Phil Hancock Posted October 6, 2009 Posted October 6, 2009 For a start off the series 1 clutch was fully mechanical not hydraulic. As its now hydraulic then its been converted. Series clutch master is 3/4" bore and slave IIRC is 1" bore. Quote
missingsid Posted October 6, 2009 Posted October 6, 2009 Did it ever work correctly? I have the same set up on a Series 1 gearbox but I had to cut and shut the arm and bits to make it work. Marc. Quote
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