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Omega V6 Clutch replacement (Read 3139 times)

Marks DTM Calib Administrator Offline Ex Member Posts: 25671 Northern Hemisphere Gender: Drives: Astra J, Mum Bus, Dexta Tractor, 108 DMU wip	Re: Omega V6 Clutch replacement Reply #15 - 23. Sep 2007 at 20:00 The bearing is NOT part of the slave cylinder, it simply clips onto it.....the buy parts by kit comes with the bearing (at least it did) and you can get it on its own (even from Vx).
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JamesV6CDX Ex Member Gender: Drives: 2002 (02) 3.2 Retail MV6 in Star Silver with Leather	Re: Omega V6 Clutch replacement Reply #16 - 23. Sep 2007 at 20:03 Marks DTM Calib wrote on 23. Sep 2007 at 20:00: The bearing is NOT part of the slave cylinder, it simply clips onto it.....the buy parts by kit comes with the bearing (at least it did) and you can get it on its own (even from Vx). Cheers Mr DTM I presume the manual box is a LOT lighter than the auto, by looking at it?
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Entwood Omega King Offline Quietly Confident Posts: 13708 North Wiltshire Gender: Drives: 3.2 Elite (with LPG)	Re: Omega V6 Clutch replacement Reply #17 - 23. Sep 2007 at 20:07 Assuming your box is the standard one for the X25XE engine ... then according to my resources Bearing, Clutch Release - part no 90465672 HTH
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The Barge Captain Omega Knight Offline Back in the land of the economicaly active Posts: 1827 Bristol Gender: Drives: Saab 95 vector sport 1.9TiD	Re: Omega V6 Clutch replacement Reply #18 - 23. Sep 2007 at 21:15 JamesV6CDX wrote on 23. Sep 2007 at 20:03: / [quote] Cheers Mr DTM I presume the manual box is a LOT lighter than the auto, by looking at it? Still an awkward thing to get lined up though.
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JasonH Senior Member Offline Posts: 953 Bristol Gender:	Re: Omega V6 Clutch replacement Reply #19 - 23. Sep 2007 at 21:39 Not really a one man job to get the box back on. The Barge Captain helped me and I don't think I could have done it without him.
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JamesV6CDX Ex Member Gender: Drives: 2002 (02) 3.2 Retail MV6 in Star Silver with Leather	Re: Omega V6 Clutch replacement Reply #20 - 23. Sep 2007 at 22:11 I've done the autobox on my own... but it's NOT fun !
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Re: Omega V6 Clutch replacement
Reply #21 - 23. Sep 2007 at 22:58

Don't know if the auto is the same but on the manual the coupling where gearbox bolts to the driveshaft fits a strange way round. It sort of nestles inside. I think you could easily bolt it back on incorrectly (on the outside).

It's also drilled to balance it so I marked its position with crayon so I could get it back on exactly as it came off.

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