Series Land Rover
(UK/Europe)
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Series 3 Land Rover
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A fairly common, but slow to recognise problem, is a gradually increasing pressure required to operate the clutch and/or brake pedals. Eventually this can lead to a clutch or brake pedal that does not fully return to its correct height above the floor. In the case of the clutch, the clutch driven plate can fail to contact the flywheel fully when your foot is removed from the pedal as the Land Rover is starting off: You may wrongly diagnose a worn clutch plate in this situation when the engine revs do not correlate well with the vehicle's speed. In the case of the brakes, then the brake shoes may not fully retract after use: You may wrongly diagnose a sticking brake slave cylinder and the wheel rims may feel unduly warm after a drive.
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