AboutJohn Robison Expertise I can answer most questions about Land Rover service or repair, or service or repair procedures, or parts
Experience I have been a Land Rover service manager since returned to North America in the late 1980s. Visit my company online at www.robisonservice.com > service > land rover
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Expert: John Robison Date: 7/5/2008 Subject: Discovery 2000 clutch problem
Question Hi John, I got a Discovery 2000 TD52000, clutch became hard to depress and it is hurting my knees. Will appreciate any help to solve .
Thanks
Raul
Answer The short answer is, you need a new clutch. Odds are 9 to 1 that's your trouble.
The longer answer is that the release bearing may be binding on the collar it slides on, and they should look at that when they do the clutch job. But it's all inside, so it amounts to the same thing in terms of parts and labor
