I'm looking about for a clutch kit, hoping to get one on ebay cheaper than from Citroen.
Is the clutch from a 19D also suitable for my 17TD? I am confused by this listing, which seems to suggest it's not, despite the fact that it will fit turbo engines and 1.7 engines (although perhaps not the 1.7TD) in other cars.
Diesel clutch?
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I wasn't intending on buying that one, I was just confused by the list of cars - if it's OK in a Pug 306 1.9TD surely it would be OK for a BX 1.7TD? I've also noticed there seem to be different ones for the early and late-type gearboxes - probably the same change that jonathan_dyane is thinking of. I can pinpoint this change fairly accurately as it happened between David R's F-plate DTR and my G-plate TZD
It's not urgent, but will need doing at some point so if any of you eagle-eyed ebay watchers spot a suitable kit please let me know!
It's not urgent, but will need doing at some point so if any of you eagle-eyed ebay watchers spot a suitable kit please let me know!
Clutches often come in kits - plate, presser and release bearing - and there is a change in the release bearing in about 1994 on the NA diesels for example - so care must be taken to get the right bits.
Have a look at the Quinton Hazell catalogue - and see the what fits what.
www2.qha.com/catalogues/QH08.pdf
Have a look at the Quinton Hazell catalogue - and see the what fits what.
www2.qha.com/catalogues/QH08.pdf
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Just to add to all this very useful information, the clutch kits for almost all (I believe it's all) 1.9TD models will not suit, as they use a pull-type clutch rather than a push-type clutch.
That said, the friction plate is identical, it's just the cover and the release bearing which is utterly different.
That said, the friction plate is identical, it's just the cover and the release bearing which is utterly different.
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