Clutch Conversion

[Guest gs fan]

If I needed to replace the clutch on my C5 hdi (51 reg ) could I convert the flywheel to a std solid one?? and if so where do you get the parts for the conversion ?? The engine code is DW10ATED (RHZ)

I believe it has the "pull type " release mechanism . Hoping I'll not need it for sometime yet , but I'd like to be clued up incase ...

[coastline taxis]

If I needed to replace the clutch on my C5 hdi (51 reg ) could I convert the flywheel to a std solid one?? and if so where do you get the parts for the conversion ?? The engine code is DW10ATED (RHZ)

I believe it has the "pull type " release mechanism . Hoping I'll not need it for sometime yet , but I'd like to be clued up incase ...

Do you mean from a dual mass to solid flywheel

[Guest gs fan]

Do you mean from a dual mass to solid flywheel

Yes , I've heard some say it's possible on the C5 and others say it's not .

[coastline taxis]

just get a 4 in 1 clutch kit. the engine and box is used in a few ranges (citroen/pugs/fiat) and the kits are available and have done plenty on the fiats easy to do aswell

[Guest gs fan]

just get a 4 in 1 clutch kit. the engine and box is used in a few ranges (citroen/pugs/fiat) and the kits are available and have done plenty on the fiats easy to do aswell

THanks for that , it's good to know it's possible . Where best to get the replacement from ? Does it make any differance to the way the clutch performs changing from Dual Mass to solid ?

[coastline taxis]

Clutch will work fine. think i read somewhere that they realised the the dual mass flywheel was no good and no longer used by most manufacturers

[coastline taxis]

Clutch will work fine. think i read somewhere that they realised the the dual mass flywheel was no good and no longer used by most manufacturers