 OK...what gives, new clutch setup...clutch slips |
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| computers4kids |
 Mar 25 2007, 10:50 AM
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Just transplated a 2ltr into my 74 which had a new pressure plate and 215 SACHS six spring clutch and resurfaced flywheel already bolted up and ready to go. I just bolted up my good tranny and almost new throwout bearing and installed the motor. Everything looked in order and the fingers of the pressure plate were stiff and looked new.
OK...everthing installed and the clutch, regardless of adjustment just slips--I can turn the tires with the tranny in gear and it won't turn the motor...just slips. The part that seems out of place..is that I can manually move the clutch arm by hand (depressing plate fingers) without too much effort...seems to me it shoudn't be that easy as I recall from previous installs. So is the spacing between the clutch and plate somehow not right? Perhaps the throwout bearing is partially depressing the fingers making the clutch slip and easy to move arm by hand? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/headbang.gif) Tell me something I'm overlooking...I don't want to pull the tranny, if I have to, without understanding what I'm looking for. Don't you just love suprises like this..... |
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computers4kids OK...what gives Mar 25 2007, 10:50 AM
Brando If it's that easy to depress the fingers of th... Mar 25 2007, 11:39 AM
r_towle Sompin wrong.
Even if its intalled wrong, you sho... Mar 25 2007, 12:14 PM  |
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