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Re: clutch cable popping = replace clutch?
Posted by fsik (more from fsik) on Mon, 1 Dec 2003 11:18:21
In Reply to: Re: clutch cable popping = replace clutch?, s.hel, Mon, 1 Dec 2003 07:53:33
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I cleared up a bit of hard shifting by cleaning the splines...there's an inspection port on the case, you can see the throwout and clutch thru there. I used some brake cleaner at the input shaft splines, and finished with some moly grease (on a stick). It wasn't scientific by any means, but effort went down and smoothness increased threefold. Much easier on cable, too.
They can gunk up quick. Lots of people noticed a light clutch right after a job and then it went heavy again within weeks. I can't believe this doesn't have something to do with a greased joint that's essentially open to the air.
My TO bearing has been noisy for 70K miles easy (semiretired car now). I did alot of city driving, so my verdict: it's just noisy. But, when it goes, I guess it would just hang the clutch up where it is.
--fsik
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