Subject	No, the starter and the clutch engage two different parts of
Posted by	JBender on May 24, 2012 at 7:22 PM
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In Reply To	Could too much grinding cause the clutch to slip? posted by AsaHerring on May 24, 2012 at 03:40 PM
Message	the flywheel. Take a look at this page to see the pictures of the components: [ http://www.plantbonz.com/cars/photoguide/clutch.html ] . The clutch makes contact with the face of the flywheel, while the starter engages the ring gear (the teeth on the outside of the flywheel). If the starter only occasionally grinds, it means either the starter is going out and won't fully engage the teeth on the flywheel sometimes, or the flywheel has some damaged teeth, so it grinds only when those teeth happen to be lined up with the starter. Your clutch slip could simply be a pedal adjustment issue, which there is a FAQ for around here somewhere. RTFSM - Read the Factory Service Manual Purpose of site is to archive Z information. It is found by using search. Same reason you go to a library to read books to research a topic instead of standing in the library lobby shouting your question hoping someone has read the books your answer is in. - LordZ Hi guys, my mechanic died before finish my car so i try to finish myself - ktranne
Follow Ups	loud grinding noise when starting. - jjames69 11:23:47 05/24/12 Sounds like the starter is not fully engaging the flywheel - JBender 13:01:13 05/24/12 Could too much grinding cause the clutch to slip? - AsaHerring 15:40:39 05/24/12 No, the starter and the clutch engage two different parts of - JBender 19:22:51 05/24/12 Re: loud grinding noise when starting. - jjames69 21:38:11 05/24/12 It also may be the teeth on your flywheel - Red Hawk (CO) 10:58:08 05/25/12 starter bolts were loose.------fixed. (n/m) - jjames69 12:01:26 05/25/12 Thanks for responding - Rocket man 17:37:59 05/26/12
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