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General Category => TECHNICAL CHAT => Topic started by: Land Rover Laddie on January 02, 2019, 09:55:34 AM

Title: Clutch adjusted and spongy brakes
Post by: Land Rover Laddie on January 02, 2019, 09:55:34 AM
Hi anyone local to Forfar help I need my clutch adjusted on my 1984 90 also my brake pedal is going spongy but can’t find the problem, thanks for looking
Title: Re: Clutch adjusted and spongy brakes
Post by: Lurch032003 on January 03, 2019, 12:59:15 PM
hi have you tried bleeding them first? both clutch and brakes also when where the fluids changed? after 3 years they should be drained and new ep90 put in or whatever is recommended for your make and model as over time water can become more evident and not provide proper breaking due to this also have you checked your brake pads and discs are they still all okay, clutch again renew fluids and re bleed as this may solve problem.
only what i would be doing and worth trying/checking hth
Title: Re: Clutch adjusted and spongy brakes
Post by: Land Rover Laddie on January 04, 2019, 10:36:50 PM
Will check fluid, Yea pads on front and shoes on back are fine only had 3 years it got new braking system all round and I only do about 2 thousand miles a year if that
Title: Re: Clutch adjusted and spongy brakes
Post by: nathanglasgow on January 06, 2019, 07:59:29 AM
Not sure I'd be putting EP 90 in. Surely brake fluid is better ;)
Title: Re: Clutch adjusted and spongy brakes
Post by: 90XS on January 12, 2019, 08:21:42 PM
Hi anyone local to Forfar help I need my clutch adjusted on my 1984 90 also my brake pedal is going spongy but can’t find the problem, thanks for looking

I had a problem with the clutch, first it was the slave cylinder, then the master cylinder went so replaced both in the end, there’s a little bit of adjustment at the pedal end but not too sure if there’s much in the way of adjustment on the clutch itself

OJ
Title: Re: Clutch adjusted and spongy brakes
Post by: 90XS on January 12, 2019, 08:23:16 PM
Not sure I'd be putting EP 90 in. Surely brake fluid is better ;)

I’m sure John meant Dot 4 brake fluid not EP90 gear oil,  :)