One last question if I may, is there any instructions about fitting/bleeding the clutch master cylinder? I’ve had a new clutch fitted and it’s notchy to change gears so looking at all possibilities.Nope, it's not a VW.
That’s awesome thank you mate! I haven’t don’t the cables yet. All gears are notchy since the new clutch went and they were fine before so trying to eliminate the variables before introducing new. Focusing on making sure the bleed is correct first. That being said, we did drop the engine out during the clutch change so maybe the gear change cables when moved have stretched and need readjusting.I hope this helps. That's all I have on the clutch, have you adjusted the gear change cables correctly? I've done a how-to on it in the how-to thread.
What's the clutch biting point like? If it's low then bleeding is needed, if high then unlikely to need bleeding. Does pumping the clutch have any effect on the change quality?That’s awesome thank you mate! I haven’t don’t the cables yet. All gears are notchy since the new clutch went and they were fine before so trying to eliminate the variables before introducing new. Focusing on making sure the bleed is correct first. That being said, we did drop the engine out during the clutch change so maybe the gear change cables when moved have stretched and need readjusting.
Clutch engage is low but it’s an aftermarket clutch and the bite is lower. Uses the genuine clutch slave.What's the clutch biting point like? If it's low then bleeding is needed, if high then unlikely to need bleeding. Does pumping the clutch have any effect on the change quality?
I don't have a part number unfortunately. It's a part inside the gearbox.Tomorrow I will schedule a visit at the dealer to make them fixing it until the fix it. Please provide me any more details that you might have or more description so I would point the specific part to my dealer.
Do you have maybe a part number? Is this somethings inside a gearbox or related to linkage system between gearbox and gearknob?
unsure yet. As far as I understood he only ordered the part. So waiting for arrival and then scheduling the repair with the customer. Can't give a definite answer. Will update you guys as soon as I have more infos.Too bad. What is the ETA for repair?
unsure yet. As far as I understood he only ordered the part. So waiting for arrival and then scheduling the repair with the customer. Can't give a definite answer. Will update you guys as soon as I have more infos.
| Part no | Part name |
|---|---|
| 43159-24000 | Sealing cap |
| 43420-24830 | Gear assy - 5th speed |
| 43290-24850 | Gear assy - 6th speed |
| 43370-24710 | Hub & Sleeve-sync. |
| 43394-24815 | Ring-synchronizer (5th) |
| 43394-34820 | Ring-synchronizer (6th) |
Your dealer will replace all of those?
BTW How exactly your 6th is faulty? Is gear lever being stuck in between central-right and 6th gear position (exactly where synchro begins to bite)?
I’m in similar position here as well. Complained about 6th gear and now I’ve been waiting for gearbox internal parts. Shop will let me know when parts arrive.