Could somebody explain this for me please. I have recently had the CRB replaced under warranty. Caterham have admitted there is a problem with the CRB, but won't say what. Also, no sign of a remedy from them. What concerns me, is that this may fail again after a short time, outside of warranty. I have just read an interesting article in low flying by John Vine concerning preload tension. What is preload tension? If I understand this correctly, he's fitted extra springs to push the bearing carrier against the clutch plate fingers, in which case the bearing is constantly rotating. Having spoken to several other people, they are adamant that the bearing should sit about 5mm back from the fingers when the clutch is not depressed, ie not rotating when not in use. However, reading the article suggests that these extra springs apply downward pressure on the pedal, which would push the bearing forwards into contact with the fingers. Any thoughts would be appreciated, as this could be an expensive problem a few weeks outside warranty.
Still Shaking