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Type 9 HELP Urgent please CCT133
AndyW - 11/6/11 at 08:46 AM

Right, Im about to fit the type 9 to my 2.0 blacktop zetec. Ive been told that I need the spigot bearing which Ive got. Im using the standard 2.0 flywheel and clutch.

Ive seen on a few posts with some contradicting info on release bearings.


So, 2.0 blacktop with 2.0 flywheel and clutch. I have a CCT133 release bearing. Is this correct bearing?

Thanks

Andy


snippy - 11/6/11 at 10:28 AM

Andy,
Have a look at www.zetec-cat.co.uk , there is lots of useful information on there about the zetec fitment and it covers your issue. I have a zetec with a silver top but I use a different release bearing from a Ford Transit.
Nick


coozer - 11/6/11 at 10:34 AM

Have you tried the type 9 over the flywheel yet?

2l flywheel is a lot thicker than the 1.8 so its a point of try it and see if it fits. Fit it all together and see where the clutch release arm sits.. is there enough travel to disengage?


AndyW - 11/6/11 at 10:50 AM

The flywheel fits inside the type 9 with about 10mm all round so plenty. Going to fit both types of release bearing and see which fits and works best.


MikeR - 11/6/11 at 10:52 AM

please update this thread when you do - i'll be at this point in about, errr, 6 years at my current rate of progress


AndyW - 11/6/11 at 11:56 AM

Just fitted and the gearbox it goes straight on ( you must fit the spigot bearing in the crank as it holds the output shaft perfectly) , just trail fitted so I can work out how many and what size bolts then I will sort release bearing and post back!!


austin man - 11/6/11 at 12:18 PM

you do have the correct bearing, the 2 litre flywheel does fit it is heavier than the 1.8 on by a fair amount. The standard sierra bearing can be used but will run out of travel before the clutch plate requires changing. I ran my 1.8 for 3 years with the standard sierra bearing then changed to the Capri one following an engine swap


AndyW - 11/6/11 at 02:05 PM

any idea's how I actually get the old release bearing out, cant get the pin out the clutch arm!!


austin man - 11/6/11 at 02:22 PM

it slides into the arm use a long screwdriver or pry bar


AndyW - 11/6/11 at 04:25 PM

Ok going to get the arm off tomorrow and fit new release bearing. Although I seem to have conflicting info as to which bearing is actually the right one. I have a new CCT133 can some one confirm if this is actually right or not!