QUOTE(bd1308 @ Oct 20 2006, 11:49 PM)
i bet your clutch plate is backwards, the little nub part that has the splines goes toward the PP, not the flywheel. If you have it backwards it offsets everything.
If the friction disk is installed bassakwards, the clutch will not disengage as the throwout bearing cannot depress the fingers on the pressure plate.
Rear wheels (if both off the ground) will spin even if transmission is in neutral due to internal friction (pilot bearing, main shaft spinning .....)
If you can't turn engine with one wheel jacked up and car in gear ..
1.) You're not in gear.
2.) The friction plate (driven plate) is missing
3.) The center drive spline has broken out of the friction plate
4.) The throwout bearing is somehow depressing the fingers on the pressure plate causing it to be in the "released" position as you bolted up the tranny.
5.) All the clamping springs in the pressure plate are broken
6.) The pressure plate is missing