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Title: answers needed please
Post by: IFC.58 on June 10, 2008, 10:59:10 PM
hi everyone
now my uncle drove my 58 wagon today and has asked the question of

why is your clutch peddle hard
now i dont think it is hard but i,m trying to get hold of a vh44 for the brake peddle to make it softer
so
i was thinking can i make the clutch pedle softer too

is it as easy as getting the slave cylider bored out or fitting a smaller one or bigger one
i dont know
so does anybody know or has anyone done this
thankyou

terry


Title: Re: answers needed please
Post by: pedro on June 11, 2008, 06:38:53 AM
What gearbox are you running Terry.
                         Pedro F4+


Title: Re: answers needed please
Post by: IFC.58 on June 11, 2008, 08:25:33 PM
standard grey motor and crash box and diff
the whole car is standard
terry


Title: Re: answers needed please
Post by: zulu on June 11, 2008, 08:46:19 PM
Terry, sometimes a hard clutch pedal can be caused by the flexible rubber hydraulic line that runs to the slave cylinder.

Over time this can become restricted requiring greater pedal pressure, so if your slave cylinder is not leaking, you may find improvement by just changing the line.

As far as the power booster goes for the brakes, I'm going to fit a VH24, to my wagon as I believe this is the correct unit for standard brakes.

Good luck with it.

Gary 


Title: Re: answers needed please
Post by: IFC.58 on June 11, 2008, 10:55:40 PM
i was  reading last night through the posts and i thought i came up with vh40 for disks and vh44 for drums
is this correct


Title: Re: answers needed please
Post by: EffCee on June 11, 2008, 11:03:46 PM
Terry,
The VH24 was originally optioned to fit the drum brakes, the VH 44 is a much improved unit for the drum brakes and the VH 40 is for disc brakes, so essentially you are correct, the VH 44 is the unit that you require.

keith
F4+
 ;)