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Furry

posted on 29/1/10 at 09:13 PM Reply With Quote
wanted - - xflow 2 2000e gearbox bell housing

as title my westfield uses this engine and gearbox set up. despite a new clutch the clutch fork rattles uncontrollably and a while ago what i believe to be the pin that holds the far end of the clutch fork came flying out of the bell housing, so i think a whole new one is in order. so has anyone in the bournemouth area got one spare or alternatively i'm travelling down from colchester tomorow so anyone within that run. many thanks paul
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scutter

posted on 29/1/10 at 09:17 PM Reply With Quote
I had the fulcrum pin come out of my alloy ford bellhousing, just replaced it with a bolt and some nuts to hold it in place. I'll tryto draw what i mean in a bit.

ATB Dan.





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Furry

posted on 29/1/10 at 09:20 PM Reply With Quote
i thought about this and would be interested to see a picture/drawing. the only problem is thatit was vibrating like made before and the only way to stop ity was to wind the clutch cable so tight that it was against the clutch. any ideas as to why this might be.
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Furry

posted on 29/1/10 at 09:20 PM Reply With Quote
i thought about this and would be interested to see a picture/drawing. the only problem is thatit was vibrating like made before and the only way to stop ity was to wind the clutch cable so tight that it was against the clutch. any ideas as to why this might be.
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scutter

posted on 29/1/10 at 09:30 PM Reply With Quote



Only pic i have on the computer, a nut on the otherside of the bellhousing stops it pulling through.

Dan.





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britishtrident

posted on 29/1/10 at 09:57 PM Reply With Quote
Need to id the gearbox type 2000e gearbox means absolutely nothing it rarely means a 2000e gearbox which was a long nosed type only fitted to the 2litre V4 Corsair.

Cortina and Capri gearboxes varied tremenously over the years and the 2000e gear ratios were fitted to different casings with bellhousing and clutch release mechanisms which can't easily be interchanged.


(1) Hydraulic or cable clutch ?
(2) Single rail or 3 rail remote
(3) Is the remote for the gear lever bolted on or built into the rear casing of the gearbox.



[Edited on 29/1/10 by britishtrident]

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Furry

posted on 29/1/10 at 10:12 PM Reply With Quote
here goes

1) cable
2)3 rail
3)bolted

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britishtrident

posted on 29/1/10 at 10:18 PM Reply With Quote
If you have a cable clutch just fit a bolt as already suggested --- although I would round off the head a bit.





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Furry

posted on 29/1/10 at 10:29 PM Reply With Quote
does anyone know how to overcome the clutch fork rattle. would a decent spring do it?
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rusty nuts

posted on 30/1/10 at 09:04 AM Reply With Quote
Does it have the little rubber buffer between the cable and the clutch fork ? IIRC it's there to stop rattles
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