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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / January 2005For people who have got 406 1.8 16v petrol
John, I think my cclutch cable is in good conditione. I can't belive that clutch cable can make trouble like mine. Isn't it just a wire wich work properly or not. My clutch pedal is soft, and chatch in the middle. And yes, i have no trouble when change gear from 3-2 and 2-1 (no jerking, very smooth) By sounds like worn synchro then..... you can improve it a bit with molyslip in the box. Other than that, its gearbox change! > John, I think my cclutch cable is in good conditione. I can't belive > that clutch cable can make trouble like mine. Isn't it just a wire [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > jerking, very smooth) > By Please can you explain me whwt is molyship with more words, I am not good in English Grumble > Please can you explain me whwt is molyship with more words, I am not > good in English It's an oil additive. http://www.molyslip.co.uk/supplements.html Grumble Listen, I have readed about worn synchro on the net. I have the same problem with double clutch depresing. Nothing changed. Problem is only when I am going from 1 to 2 gear (that is not griding like you can hear when changing without clutch, that is little kick back). Whan I am going up to hill and change from first to second gear i can feal some strange feeling wich coming from transmition.. I want to say that I have any trouble with downshifting......No griding........ I mean I have not any trouble with downshifting.....sorry Ah....not a grinding noise just a kick. Are your engine mountings ok? >I mean I have not any trouble with downshifting.....sorry Yes they are......... |
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