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Mon 17 May 2010 18:05

Ford mondeo 2002 tdci 115 2ltre - Dual Mass Flywheel. - Shanice

Hiya

Have just brought above car with 105.000 on the clock and all seems good however I keep reading that dual mass flywheels are bad news and want to know what signals I should keep aware of so as I can know if the time is approaching where both clutch and dual mass flywheel will need replacing Any tips will be very well received Thankyou Shanice x.

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Mon 17 May 2010 18:51

Ford mondeo 2002 tdci 115 2ltre - Dual Mass Flywheel. - Collos25

Just been looking at one down at the auctions with 224,000 miles on the original clutch and it seemed ok.If you need to change it then forget the dual mass job most people fit the flywheel and clutch for a 1.8 petrol works just as good and costs a lot lot less money.

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Tue 18 May 2010 15:11

Ford mondeo 2002 tdci 115 2ltre - Dual Mass Flywheel. - Shanice

Thankyou Andy for the advice .. Shanice.

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