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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / April 2006

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406 clutch cable

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Mando - 28 Apr 2006 21:42 GMT
Hi, sorry for re-posting this but I thought someone would have replied
to the original by now and I need to make a move on this - any help
much appreciated...

I need to replace the clutch cable on my 406 TD, but the clutch people
who replaced the clutch say that "the cable's a bastard to change" and
can't
even give me a price as they don't know how long it'll take!!?? I had
a look in the Haynes manual and it looks pretty straight forward so I
thought I might have a go myself. Has anyone tried this themselves? I'd

appreciate any feedback / tips as I don't want to jump into anything
that's going to turn into a nightmare.

Thanks
martin.taz@tesco.net - 28 Apr 2006 22:48 GMT
Not quite certain as I have never done one on a 406, but I am told that
they have the same pedal clip as the Citroen Xantia.

I have changed quite a few Xantia cables.

The cable has an "arrow head" at the clutch pedal end. This makes the
clip a one way street.

Removing the cable from the clip at the pedal is the awkward bit! You
will need to remove the pedal to do this.

Undo the cable at the gearbox end.
Remove the clutch pedal.
Seperate the cable from the clip.
It is now advisable to change the clip
Put the new clip on the pedal.
Replace the pedal.
Feed the new cable into it's brackets, into position
Feed the pedal end through the hole in the bulkhead.
Get someone to hold the gearbox end of the cable.
Stick yer head in the footwell and guide the cable into the clip.
When it's almost home, get the other chap to give the inner cable a
good hard sharp shove.
The cable should click into the clip.
Fit the gearbox end.
Adjust.

All this is very well if the cable is the same as the Xantia, I suspect
it is, as every time the AA man brought in a Xantia with the pedal on
the floor, he would allways tell me that the same clip snaps on the
406.

Hope ths helps in some way.

Regards
       Slim
G Cadman - 29 Apr 2006 08:58 GMT
Apparently the clip is also seated onto a bracket. In my xantia this had
snapped off. Apparently this is a common affair
Regards
G

> Not quite certain as I have never done one on a 406, but I am told that
> they have the same pedal clip as the Citroen Xantia.
[quoted text clipped - 32 lines]
> Regards
>         Slim
Mando - 29 Apr 2006 17:54 GMT
Many thanks. It doesn't sound too painful so I think I'll give it a
try. I'll post back with any problems if I hit any, for anyone else who
mght be thinking of having a go.

Cheers

Paul
 
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