REPLACE CLUTCH KIT IN TRUCK (Land Rover - LOF Clutches)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 เม.ย. 2021
- This is how we replace the clutch kit in our truck. Replacing the clutch kit and upgrading the clutch kit on a Land Rover with LOF Clutches clutch kit is a great upgrade to consider. Learn why and how we had to change the clutch kit on our Land Rovr Defender Puma.
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REPLACE CLUTCH KIT IN TRUCK (Land Rover - LOF Clutches) - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
And finally: Luke at L.O.F is brilliant. Very very quick at answering emails and phone calls. And he really knows his stuff. I got my clutch to South Africa in 6 days... !
I can only confirm! Luke is very proactive and offers a great service :)
Hi Emiline & Off Track Family. I recently installed the L.O.F clutch kit... 1)Power Master cylinder, 2)Concentric Slave Cylinder, 3) Diaphragm Spring and Pressure plate. I got the Extreme Spec as I needed it "right now" and Luke confirmed that the power spec was not available at the time. The LOF clutch is amaaaaaaaazing. No rattle at all (in your video, one can see clearly how loose those springs are in the OEM part). And the clutch pedal is soooooo soft and smooth, you think you are driving a VW Lupo. However, that clutch can handle massive torque and you can feel the improved power transfer. I'm super happy and after 1000km of driving I'd say this is one of the best upgrades one can do. Their MT82 output shaft is also a cool solution for the pretty problematic OEM shaft. Great video. I'm sure you'll be happy with the new clutch
Thanks for sharing your experience with LOF Clutches products. Looking forward experiencing on the long term! :)
My clutch from my Puma restoration project is in the same state as yours with rattly springs after only 16000 miles from new!! I must get in touch with Luke to see about getting a replacement set up. Luckily my output shaft is perfect. it was greased well from the factory.
Very good choice for your restoration project. Which one will you take? power extreme or road spec? About your output shaft, you are lucky. Greased from the factory is better than nothing but I can only recommand to replace this part with a better one like the extreme outputshaft kit from LOF. Don't miss the next video we will talk about this output shaft more in detail so stay tuned!
Perfekt gemacht 👍😃
Danke!
Wish there was such a skilled LR mechanic near my home.
I understand, quite difficult to find a good one nearby. We still need to drive 1h30 everytime we need him to do the job.
Very good. Your mechanic clearly knows what he’s doing, so good job. 👍
Thanks! Lucky for us it's only a 1h30 drive to go see him 🙈
@@offtrackfamily Where is the mechanic located? It looks like he is doing a proper job, hard to find those these days
@@bjarkik128 Garage de Tre la tête in Contamines-Montjoie France
My defender puma 110 is in mechanic getting lof clutch kit as I speek and there is one thing I must ask with your clutch kit did lof supply bolts with your kit as well did you replace flywheel bolts as well some I didn't think came with the replacement. Love your video it has helped me with many idea's for my rig as I travel around my vast Australian country looking for destinations.
Super video
Merci :)
Big job done. Did bend the aircon radiator in ice wather. That is it. My moto still is
"As slow as possible, as fast as necessary," Regards and cheers 🍷&🍺
Nice moto 👌
Clutch and gearbox overhaul from last week, TD4, MY 2007.
The subject of the clutch, worn springs and broken springs will come up again at some point, now for the second time.
After 22T Km the first clutch was replaced by LR. Allegedly, a "reinforced" clutch, springs/plate, was now installed.
The second clutch had to be replaced after 53 km, same problem.
The springs have worn in, two were already broken.
The clutch lining was still TOP, no indication of a "brutal" driving style.
On the subject of the original intermediate shaft, check and replace if necessary.
The original intermediate shaft was still in very good condition.
A one-piece intermediate shaft was purchased in advance from LOF, via a workshop in Germany.
Two problems have arisen:
1. the hole for the long screw did not fit, it was drilled from 2 sides, with offset. You can only get the screw through the hole by force and would damage the thread.
2. the shaft had a height offset of 3/10.
I think it is clear to everyone what this means.
The LOF shaft was not installed and returned.
I can only advise everyone to check the LOF shaft before installation.
3. a reinforced clutch from LUK, complete set, has now been installed.
4. a new original intermediate shaft was fitted, but this time with the appropriate grease.
5. all oil seals and O-rings have been replaced.
6. The side plate on the transfer gearbox has been replaced. With a new cover with bulge and cooling fins. Advantage 0.75L more oil in the gearbox and thus better "cooling".
Wish you all a good trip and as few repairs as possible.
Thanks a lot for sharing your experience! :)
I have been looking at the LOF clutches for a few months now wondering whether to buy or not, so I will be really interested in your thoughts and review of it 👍🏻
We will make a review, will have to be patient :)
Wow - Let's get physical physical - let me hear your body talk - LOL
One more thing... was the oil leak due to your Ashcroft Output shaft? I belive they are very good quality. Interested in your experience
That's in next week video ;)
@@offtrackfamily I brought the one piece lof adapter shaft, haven't installed it yet. Keen to see your experience.
OTF. As your Defender approaches the quarter million kilometers travelled mark, it maybe an appropriate time to update the engine to one from the later 2011+ Ford Ranger TDCi 5 cylinder 3.2ltr donk ? The engine uses a same MT-82 gearbox as your Landy, with a petrol V8 radiator and aftermarket intercooler it should turn this rig into an expedition automobile ! V.
Is this your Christmas present for our lovely Defender ?! 😊😜
What a big cat!!! What breed?
Possibly half main coon 😄
If your LT230 isn't sleeved it would of been an good time to do it, stops the leaking of the intermediated shaft
Our LT230 is a replacement transfer case from ashcroft with sleeve casing. But unfortunately it also leaks from this intermediated shaft so we will probably fix it later.
When I rebuilt my transfer case I added silicone sealant to the bore and shaft at the front few mm just to be sure. I showed this in my rebuild video. Hope it works if the o ring struggles to seal.
Spending too much money for defender what about the kids😢😮
Yeah sure...
I did this job my self with out a lift or transmission jack (I bought one, And it failed!). It was easy but hard, skill wise it’s not to bad, but the parts are heavy and that made it hard.
Check out my land rover page, @elvisoverland for pictures on the project.
I had to use a system of ratchet straps to get the gearbox and transfer case back in 🙈.
Thanks for sharing! Haha you were brave to do it without a lift
There is another video on TH-cam that suggests the seats and gearbox tunnel need to come out in order to access the upper bell housing bolts, yet the mechanic here seems to access them all from underneath. Is this due to the drive train slack from the vehicle been up on the lift or are the bell housing bolts accessible from underneath anyhow?
@@213davidhunter I got to them from the gap between the engine and fire wall with a 13mm spanner, take the cover off and loosen the EGR cooler you will have just enough space. It’s not fun though.