It may not be that your release bearing is shot or it would make an
unbelievable noise when you depress the clutch. It sounds like the clutch
might be binding on the transmission input shaft. Assembly instructions
include lubrication of this shaft when replacing the clutch. Try a sray
lubricant with a very long nozzle to get some lubricant onto that shaft. Not
to much or it will be all ofer the clutch.
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From: Douglas C Gruesbeck <fatfred@power-net.net>
To: <Peugeot-L@egroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 9:01 AM
Subject: throw out bearings
> I believe the throw out bearing on my SW8 is about dead, signs of it
> are it doesn't quite fully release when the clutch pedal is depressed to
> the floor, car creeps forwards and it is impossible to shift it while it
> is not moving. I have tried bleeding clutch slave cylinder, replacing
> clutch slave cylinder, have rebuilt the clutch master cylinder not long
> ago, there is plenty of movement of the arm by the slave cylinder and
> the clutch does not slip at all while driving down the road. My question
> is does the ba10/5 from the turbo sedan use the same throw out bearing
> or will I have to order one. I have at least two of them lying about
> from turbo sedans, but before i tear it apart would like to know I have
> parts that will fit.
>
> Douglas C
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