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Old 21-07-2013, 08:29 PM
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Default Problem with AP CP2000-15 Clutch Kit ĦĦĦSOLVED!!!

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I have just finished the rebuilt of my BC gearbox of my RST S2 and now it´s time to fit a new clutch kit, but I had found a problem trying to fit a AP CP2000-15 clutch kit.
The kit was buy on Burton 3 years ago (with the advice of a Burton sales advisor, he told me that it was a good clutch kit for non pedal conversion needed) but I did not have the time and money to rebuilt the gearbox and fit the new clutch kit until now a days.

First problem I saw is that the release bearing is different as the old one and I can´t fit on the input shaft with the release arm because the center hole is smaller than the older one.
The AP reference of release bearing is HD 2034 in the box and BRC 615885 engraved on release bearing.
Here put some pic of release bearing:














Here put a pic of my BC gearbox input shaft and sleeve:




The clutch plate and clutch cover fit ok on the flywheel but I think that the center hole of pressure clutch cover is smaller in size that the old one and will no let the input shaft & sleeve pass through without damage itself and input shaft....

Here some pics of clutch plate and clutch cover:

CLUTCH PLATE: Engraved part no. AP5351-16








CLUTCH COVER: Engraved code no. LC 03KD 001A - 4LCKF18002A U470104










As least the clutch plate is suitable for Rs turbo S2 as stated on Burton web store....
Any one know for what car are suitable the clutch cover and release bearing or maybe i´m doing something wrong fitting the kit???

Many thanks in advance for any help about what to do...

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Old 30-07-2013, 09:27 PM
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can anyone help?
Does anyone had same problem with the release bearing?

Searching on the web I found a post treat about two different types of release bearings for BC gearbox:

https://passionford.com/forum/ford-e...e-bearing.html
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I've fitted a few AP clutches and none of the release bearings fit, they are all too small, just buy one from a local motor factors.
I think maybe only the early BC gearbox's use the smaller diameter release bearing.
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Originally Posted by Karlos G
I've fitted a few AP clutches and none of the release bearings fit, they are all too small, just buy one from a local motor factors.
I think maybe only the early BC gearbox's use the smaller diameter release bearing.
Ok mate!!
Thanks for your reply.

Searching on the web I had found a technical bulletin from DELPHI talking about this issue:

http://europe.delphi-dso.com/downloa...%20ONWARDS.pdf

Do you know if Ford reference part no. for the bigger oversized release bearing is 6847097 ?

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HK5922 Is the one you need I think, the 1995 onwards bearing is probably for IB5's.
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Originally Posted by Karlos G
HK5922 Is the one you need I think, the 1995 onwards bearing is probably for IB5's.
Yes, looking at the Delphi technical pdf, hk5922 is the one I need but I´m not sure if this code is a Ford finis code or any Ford part number....
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Ford will have both sizes so just ask for the bigger one, that's what I did last I bought one from Ford, or do the same at your local motor factors.
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Originally Posted by Karlos G
Ford will have both sizes so just ask for the bigger one, that's what I did last I bought one from Ford, or do the same at your local motor factors.
I will order the bigger one on Ford dealer tomorrow...hope they send me the right one....


EDIT: Problem solved!!!! I got the oversize release bearing from Ford finis code 6847097.

Sachs also sell full kit, release bearing & sleeve bearing part no. 3100 025 001.


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Problem solved!!!
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