Cti clutch change advice
Posted: Mon Sep 04, 2017 8:59 pm
Hi all,
I need to change my clutch in my citigolf CTi. It's not slipping, but I can't adjust the cable anymore, and the clutch take really low. I also struggle to get reverse sometimes without the gears grinding. I usually switch the car off and select reverse then start again. I've done about 260,000km on the current clutch so I figure it's about time..
What parts should I get and any rough pricing will be appreciated. Also please let me know what other parts that I should change whilst the box is out, as I don't want to deal with any other issues.
I took the info below from other posts.
Clutch and pressure plate. Sachs? 210mm?
Should it be a single or double dowel?
Goldwagen in Midrand quoted R1600 and R1700 respectively. Sounds expensive!
Release bearing
Push rod
Some or other copper bush that goes on the push rod.
What are the names of the seals that I need?
Gearbox oil? Capacity and any recommendations please.
I have no clue about the job, and will not be doing it myself, but I want to buy the parts, and pay for labour alone.
Thank you.
I need to change my clutch in my citigolf CTi. It's not slipping, but I can't adjust the cable anymore, and the clutch take really low. I also struggle to get reverse sometimes without the gears grinding. I usually switch the car off and select reverse then start again. I've done about 260,000km on the current clutch so I figure it's about time..
What parts should I get and any rough pricing will be appreciated. Also please let me know what other parts that I should change whilst the box is out, as I don't want to deal with any other issues.
I took the info below from other posts.
Clutch and pressure plate. Sachs? 210mm?
Should it be a single or double dowel?
Goldwagen in Midrand quoted R1600 and R1700 respectively. Sounds expensive!
Release bearing
Push rod
Some or other copper bush that goes on the push rod.
What are the names of the seals that I need?
Gearbox oil? Capacity and any recommendations please.
I have no clue about the job, and will not be doing it myself, but I want to buy the parts, and pay for labour alone.
Thank you.