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Hi everyone

 

I own a berlingo multispace which I had from new in 2004.

 

A bus recently hit pulled out in front of me and damaged my front end and suspension.

 

It's been back into the garage twice to get the repair right. Second time it came back I found a part on the drivers side foot well.

 

I thought it might be something to do with the cluch pedal assembly, but it could be from elsewhere or another vehicle, left by the repairer. Does anyone know what it is??

 

 

 

http://www.flickr.com/photos/30299680@N03/2961581799

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Hi I think your right in that it's part of the clutch pedal, I've seen a similar part on Peugoet 306's. I believe it's there to make the pedal lighter.

 

Thanks.

 

That would make sense. My clutch has felt heavy for ages. I only noticed how much after driving another car.

 

The question is, has it just broke and ended up there, or have the garage messed with it and took it off??

 

Any idea where it goes or if I could buy a replacement and fit it easy?

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http://service.citroen.com/docpr/AC/img/pr/0b/3142/3142g20b.jpg

 

item number 1

 

I can't veiw whatever it is Techbod.

 

Is there anthor way I can see it?

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http://service.citroen.com/docpr/AC/img/pr/0b/3142/3142g20b.jpg

 

item number 1

 

I've just looked via a different PC and I can now see the link, but it's sending me to a login screen (in french).

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http://i469.photobucket.com/albums/rr53/techbod/3142g30b.jpg

 

item No 1

 

Aaahhh, brilliant Techbod, that looks like it, and there's nothing there on my pedal, so it's clearly snapped and fell off.

 

By the looks of the diagram, it looks like a new one can be fitted without taking the pedal assembly apart.

 

If it is there to make the clutch lighter, I wonder if mines been broke a while and only just come away?

 

Many thanks

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http://service.citroen.com/

top right corner is the flag select yours and validate that changes the language

 

that's the site I was on about for the images

no need to put any personal information just answer A or something to that effect to all questions but give your email then you will receive an email with your name and password so copy and paste is best or write it down ( don't use capitals on letters ) it doesn't recognise them

Posted
http://service.citroen.com/

top right corner is the flag select yours and validate that changes the language

 

that's the site I was on about for the images

no need to put any personal information just answer A or something to that effect to all questions but give your email then you will receive an email with your name and password so copy and paste is best or write it down ( don't use capitals on letters ) it doesn't recognise them

 

Many thanks Techbod. I am now in that site and having a search around.

 

I've not had chance to look at the pedal on my car as working all day, but have messed with the part and it doesn't actually look to have snapped or anything. The two piece go inside the spring and clip onto the pedal top and bottom. The male part passed throught the inside of the other to compress the spring, so it looks on the face of it to have just flicked off.

 

A bit odd, but the driver who dropped it off must have pressed his foot against it and pulled the bottom clip off some how.

 

The pedal seems no different, so I am not sure exactly what the part does as it seems no heavier than before. So if it makes the pedal lighter, it hasn't been doing alot or it wasn't fitted right for sometime and I never knew it.

 

I will see if I can pop it back on and if it actually helps any!

 

Many thanks...

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