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> Clutch slips under load, clean or replace?, need help checking situation in my photos
Chris Pincetich
post Feb 27 2010, 09:23 PM
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Pics are worth a thousand words, so take a look below at what I am trying to deal with.
My clutch slips a bit under load, and I see some blue oil in the bellhousing. Not a lot, but other clutch photos on here show a dry, dusty bellhousing.

I would appreciate advice on the wear to my clutch, PP, flywheel. I am not sure if I need to buy anything or just clean it all and go...and replace some transaxle seal(s). More on that later....diner is almost ready (IMG:style_emoticons/default/beerchug.gif)

The disk and PP are only 2 years old, less than 5 k miles and 6-8 AX races.


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SirAndy
post Feb 27 2010, 10:30 PM
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Cleaning won't help, the surface looks glazed.

Fix the leak(s), have the flywheel and pressure plate resurfaced and get a new clutch disk.


Don't forget to check the pivot ball for leaks as well ...
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post Feb 27 2010, 11:39 PM
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I can help you replace the seals if you wanna lug the transmission up to Sonoma. I've got all the tools that make it easy.
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post Mar 1 2010, 02:55 PM
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Hey Limo Team,

Thanks for the advice. McMark - you have a voicemail, reply here or call me.
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