Re: K725 KVG has a new home
Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2016 5:24 pm
Lovely looking boot lid!... that's a great paint job. Does need aligning a little. That's a definite two fingers up to the sods who smashed it up!
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Thanks Russ, the match is spot on, and you're right it does need a little adjustment... I just don't know how...russ92xmsed wrote:Lovely looking boot lid!... that's a great paint job. Does need aligning a little. That's a definite two fingers up to the sods who smashed it up!
Chris, I picked the car up on 15th November and the gear change was fine then. The clutch is a bit different from K-BAN, there isn't as much travel. The car was parked up on the day I got it and didn't move then until near the end of January when I took it for a quick spin around the block, that's when I noticed the gear change was heavy, I assumed it just needed lubricating. I may change the oil this weekend and see if that helps, and also grease the selector rods.White Exec wrote:Check the g/box oil. Make sure - especially in this cold weather - that it's got the correct grade in there (1.9L of 75W/80 book says), and that someone hasn't filled it with anything heavier. Impossible to tell by looking: best just to drain and refill.
Also check clutch pedal adjustment is within tolerance, and there isn't excessive carpet/mat under it!!
raynoon wrote:Thanks Russ, the match is spot on, and you're right it does need a little adjustment... I just don't know how...russ92xmsed wrote:Lovely looking boot lid!... that's a great paint job. Does need aligning a little. That's a definite two fingers up to the sods who smashed it up!
That seems a bit odd. I suspect eh heavy gear changes are due to either the gear linkage requiring adjustment or the clutch not fully disengaging.raynoon wrote: The clutch is a bit different from K-BAN, there isn't as much travel.