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by chinko » Tue 03.12.2013, 22:51
Hello I'm trying to find a new clutch kit for my elan 1.6 turbo,my english is bad and i dont understand your technical words...¡¡¡

could you said me if the impulse rs kit it's possible to fit on my elan? if not wich is the best clutch and where it's possible buyit?
Thanks a lot,and sorry for my english.
regards from spain.
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by lotos » Tue 03.12.2013, 23:10
Others may weigh in but my understanding is that the engine and transmission is straight out of an Isuzu Impulse RS Turbo, so long as it has the 1.6 liter engine, I know they made a 1.8 Isuzu block too.
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by Fredjohn » Wed 04.12.2013, 00:20
Try
http://www.sjsportscars.co.ukThey list all the clutch parts both Lotus and non Lotus.
Centre plate, pressure plate or kit.
Guess Paul Matty will also sell them.
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by Peter_W » Wed 04.12.2013, 06:03
RockAuto has 4 brand choices for the "1991 ISUZU IMPULSE 1.6L L4 Turbocharged", but do not have any clutch listings for the "1991 LOTUS ELAN 1.6L L4 Turbocharged" - I'd be interested in commentary from those experienced with the clutch replacement.
RockAuto has a UK website, including Español language choice and price choices including Euros (the US site has those choices also) - the clutch kits are under the "1991 ISUZU IMPULSE 1.6L L4 Turbocharged : Transmission-Manual : Clutch Kit" section.
www.rockauto.co.uk/catalog/raframecatalog.php?carcode=1176173&parttype=1993
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by HJ2 » Thu 24.04.2014, 16:09
I Just ordered a Sachs kit, complete, from Rockuto.
I'll keep you posted of the results

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by Peter_W » Fri 25.04.2014, 02:30
HJ2 wrote:I Just ordered a Sachs kit, complete, from Rockuto.
I'll keep you posted of the results

I'll look forward to that with interest

. The feel of my left pedal makes me anticipate needing a replacement in the not so distant future if I want to keep driving the way I prefer.

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by HJ2 » Fri 28.11.2014, 08:33
Good morning!
Well, it was pretty straight forward actually!
Although I never replaced a clutch before, it was easy, be it time consuming. I only forgot to lubricate the central shaft with the supplied (heat resistant) grease. But no problems yet (The shaft was very, very clean) and operation is silk-smooth.
In the end I went for the Edimax clutch-kit from Rockauto.
Detailed questions, please fire away!
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