Reply to "Reverse gear - grinding noise"

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Thanks very much for the interesting comments.
I had checked yesterday evening the clutch adjustment. I could very easily turn the clutch friction disc a few degrees with disengaged clutch (with screw driver through clutch hole). I think to my opinion this is an indicator that the clutch is properly disengaging but I'm not at all an expert on this.....
I had already tried to put first and second gear in before going into reverse....but unfortunately with no positive effect.....
I will check this evening the screw position for the reverse switch...would be fantastic if the issue could be solved so easily.....

Brgds

Hartwig

9/10/1512:53 AM

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