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Right i have been experiencing juddering when in first gear starting off, van is a 1980 2ltr Aircooled twin carbs running on LPG.
Clutch cable was adjusted and all seemed ok till engine got hot again then back to juddering in first gear.
Mocki kindly came to take a closer look and after adjusting the cable with no change suggested that a new clutch might be in order, so thanks to Mocki and Matt for apllying for the task of changing the clutch.
They proceeded to take the parts out and on closer inspection once the clutch was out all appeared to be ok.
On 5 peoples "yes it will be fine" they put the same clutch back in.
Now it was oringally a 1600 engine and like i said now its a 2ltr, the clutch they sent from GSF was for a 2ltr Aircooled but was size 220 mm and the one that was in was 200mm.
So i guess what im asking is what size flywheel does a normal 2ltr engine take? the 220 new clutch woulnt fit.
sorry if its a bit long winded and im sure matt and mocki will post up anything i have missed or worded wrongly :D
thanks in advance :)
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Hiya Katie, JK list the 2000 A/C as having a 228mm crutch (same as the later 1.9 and all 2.1 W/C).

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thanks Ian
the question i need to know really is will a 220fly wheel fit the engine as it as present?
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billybaby25 wrote:thanks Ian
the question i need to know really is will a 220fly wheel fit the engine as it as present?

I'd post which gearbox code you have 'cos I guess the issue is the bellhousing ... the end of the crankshafts seem to be the same :| Perhaps Aidan will know.

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ok being blonde where do i find the gearbox code Ian?
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billybaby25 wrote:ok being blonde where do i find the gearbox code Ian?

https://club8090.co.uk/wiki/Ge ... saxle_Code

Good luck though 'cos it's often corroded away :evil: I take it it's a 4 speed ?

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Thanks Ian-yes it is 4 speed x
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billybaby25 wrote:Thanks Ian-yes it is 4 speed x

http://www.brick-yard.co.uk/VehicleSpec ... fo/gbx.htm

I guess it comes down to what's original 1.6 and what's been changed ... unless of course the number is magically still there or Steve Mocki recognises the differences ?
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Ian Hulley wrote:
billybaby25 wrote:Thanks Ian-yes it is 4 speed x

http://www.brick-yard.co.uk/VehicleSpec ... fo/gbx.htm

I guess it comes down to what's original 1.6 and what's been changed ... unless of course the number is magically still there or Steve Mocki recognises the differences ?
he might know -im sure he will be on when he wakes up to check what ive put in the thread is right lol.
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Looks like they put the flywheel off the 1600 on the 2.0ltr box, the 1600 AC, early water cooled and diesel use a 215mm clutch, the later watercooled 2.1 and 1.9 and the 2.0AC use a 228mm clutch.
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thanks for that info steve :D
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We can get the Clutch Matched up
But there was no contamination or Slip marks on the Clutch
Before adj. It would creep in 1st even when down to floor
after, the biting point felt better, with no creep
as soon as warm tho, the judder returned, but the bus would pull off in 3rd, no slip

no wear on forks, or bearing thingy
any ideas ?
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Hotspots on the flywheel ?
Flywheel gone beyond adjustment ?
Cable ditto ?
Spigot bearing binding ?

Just thinking out loud :|
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MMM, similar lines to Me
Clutch cable tightenied
Spigot free

Before a flywhell skim, new cluch
I recon it could be the Sringyness id the Clutch Finger spline thingys
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