Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Cav9_4 on 29 May 2008, 18:39:18
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Hi,as above,a friend of mine has one and his clutch has gone.He wants me to take it on,but i'm not too sure it's something that can be done on a driveway......
Thanks...Wayne
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Are these the 4wd?
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Are these the 4wd?
Yes James,same as the Nissan Terrano
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I'd have a look under there and see what it looks like but, if it's anything like the landie I wouldn't go near it ;D
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It's going to be 2 props to disconnect and a big, heavy lump of a gearbox to drop down for a start.
Kevin
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I'd have a look under there and see what it looks like but, if it's anything like the landie I wouldn't go near it ;D
Had a look yesterday,i've been slowly talking myself out of it,and from yours and Kevin's replies i've decided to pass ::)
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do not forget to mark the splines when you remove the front torsion bar suspension, and bring a lot of friends to help you,its bl££dy heavy.usual issue with these is the first motion shaft bearing likes to seize,so check carefully.alternatively walk away, not for the faint hearted!!!
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do not forget to mark the splines when you remove the front torsion bar suspension, and bring a lot of friends to help you,its bl££dy heavy.usual issue with these is the first motion shaft bearing likes to seize,so check carefully.alternatively walk away, not for the faint hearted!!!
Already made that decision,most deciding factor was my backs been playing up over last few days!...but thanks for reply :y
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Not a job I'd do on the driveway!!!! I remember doing a Landy one in the workshop and that was bad enough.... Then, the following weekend I managed to get another Landy in after a Green Flag call out, yep... Gearbox change!! I wasn't very popular with my mate in the workshop as we'd been swearing well at the other one!! ::) ::) ;D ;D ;D
Still, it was easier second time round!!! ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D