Auto clutch by Vehvac
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Auto clutch by Vehvac
Has anybody had one of these fitted and what are your thoughts good or bad look forward to your replies
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Pauljeff- Member
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Re: Auto clutch by Vehvac
I know a couple of people who have used them successfully over several years. They are not perfect and take a bit of getting used too, but if you can't operate the clutch pedal yourself and cant afford an automatic...……...
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Re: Auto clutch by Vehvac
I'm almost certain there have been threads on auto clutch products here before - problem is I can't recall the brand name, so I can't suggest what search term to use to find them...
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Re: Auto clutch by Vehvac
I have had two fitted to two vans.
Not as good as a proper automatic but obviously works, the last one fitted was to a brand new 2015 Peugeot boxer.
You do have to get used to them but great in heavy traffic, I have a problem with my left leg and heavy start stop traffic hurts my leg.
Give yourself more time when pulling away in first choose a bigger gap in the traffic.
reversing can sometimes be difficult, if like me, you can use the clutch occasionally i would turn it off when reversing and do it manually.
I had mine done locally by a firm in the black country, but would not recommend them, I had to take it to Vehac in Edenbridge (quite a jaunt from the west midlands) if I had another fitted I would go to them.
Q. would I have another one fitted? yes, if the van I liked didn't have a automatic option.
Hope this helps
Pete
Not as good as a proper automatic but obviously works, the last one fitted was to a brand new 2015 Peugeot boxer.
You do have to get used to them but great in heavy traffic, I have a problem with my left leg and heavy start stop traffic hurts my leg.
Give yourself more time when pulling away in first choose a bigger gap in the traffic.
reversing can sometimes be difficult, if like me, you can use the clutch occasionally i would turn it off when reversing and do it manually.
I had mine done locally by a firm in the black country, but would not recommend them, I had to take it to Vehac in Edenbridge (quite a jaunt from the west midlands) if I had another fitted I would go to them.
Q. would I have another one fitted? yes, if the van I liked didn't have a automatic option.
Hope this helps
Pete
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