Date: 23 May 2004 02:07:04 GMT From: Dave Hinz <DaveMay2004nospam-creek.net> Subject: Re: New clutch noisy
On Sun, 23 May 2004 00:13:43 +0200, frode <fh_nospannospammica.no> wrote: > I used this weekend to do change the clutch on my 93 9000. Everything went > fine, and the > car is now drivable jusr as before, except for a terrible noise when the > clutch is slipping. OK > during driving and idling widt pedal fully depressed. Did you replace the throw-out and pilot bearings? > Sounds like a pig dying or somethimg, metal-to-metal. Ouch. Sounds like a re-do to some extent. > Could it be that I used abrasive paper on the flywheel to make it shine > (silly, I admit)? No, that's neither suspect nor particularly silly, assuming you got all the grit out of there. > If the disk is the wrong way, I wouldn't be able to drive, would I? That, I don't know; I'd be surprised if you could have done so. Did everything seem right when you tightened the pressure plate down, or did things go wierd then? I didn't have a 9000 but the 900's clutch is pretty much the same, I don't think you could put it in backwards without noticing. Maybe I'm wrong ;) Maybe someone here will have more specific advice, but I'm thinking "take it apart and see what's shiny and/or gouged, and that's the part with problems". Lots of work, I'm afraid.
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