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The cluth on my Citroen Hymer 534 left hand drive 1992 vintage, does not engage the lower gears as it should. After travelling a dozen or so miles and the engine is warm it will not go into bottom gear or reverse unless I stop the engine and engage the gears. Where would it be possible to obtain a new clutch cable? Your help would be greatly appreciated. I have tried all the local garages also hymer UK preston Thanks Roy
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Thanks all you gentlemen for your suggestions as to the problem with my clutch adjustment. Thanks especially to Sprinter I shall certainly give the firm he suggests a ring tomorrow. Yes I have adjusted the clutch cable quite a few times. After a few miles it needs adjusting again.So the answer is a new cable. Thanks again Roy (greycat)
Ah you didnt say that before, just a thought the same thing happened to me on my Hymer, There is a shaft running vertically in the bell housing with the release bearing on in, the shaft protrudes out of the bottom of the bell housing and has a pressed steel arm splined on to it with a pinch bolt in it. Mine was corroded and was deforming every time the clutch was pressed i kept having to adjust the clutch every other day. till i finally looked properly with a lamp another clutch arm sorted it ,just a thougfht.
i got one from these people
very helpful
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