Subject	I'd remove your slave and the rubber bellhousing boot
Posted by	aliaZ on May 25, 2012 at 7:30 AM
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In Reply To	Measured my clutch fork movement today posted by rojoloco (VA Beach) on May 24, 2012 at 08:35 PM
Message	and take a peek inside your bellhousing. Something is mechanically wrong with either your pivot ball, how the fork interfaces with the TOB carrier, you have a broken clutch spring, or your disc is coming apart. Your best bet is to probably just pull your transmission.
Follow Ups	Measured my clutch fork movement today - rojoloco (VA Beach) 20:35:41 05/24/12 Re: Measured my clutch fork movement today - MaxxAction 21:51:47 05/24/12 You didn't read his other threads. I'm of the firm belief, - evan_aggie(ATX) 23:16:44 05/24/12 So you put car on truck and it was working - Joe@ZSpeedperformance 23:36:07 05/24/12 You're the clutch expert. - rojoloco (VA Beach) 07:17:27 05/25/12 I'm thinking clutch issue based on that info. - Evan_Wright (Ca) 23:48:42 05/24/12 I'd remove your slave and the rubber bellhousing boot - aliaZ 07:30:30 05/25/12 Ugh. I know you're right. I just don't want to believe it. - rojoloco (VA Beach) 08:11:19 05/25/12 I've been telling you it was mechanical from the - doug8867 16:07:18 05/25/12 Here are a few concerns: - rojoloco (VA Beach) 19:32:30 05/25/12 My money is on #3 - EUGENE 03:08:09 05/26/12 you wouldn't need a new tranny for #3 - aliaZ 09:59:34 05/26/12 I was wondering about that. - rojoloco (VA Beach) 18:47:11 05/26/12 New part is still available and relatively cheap > - doug8867 21:55:35 05/26/12 Wow! Not bad at all. - rojoloco (VA Beach) 12:57:26 05/27/12 Well, based on this new info about your pivot bolt - doug8867 14:03:57 05/26/12 I did notice one thing aboutt the undercarriage. - rojoloco (VA Beach) 18:51:11 05/26/12 I just got done looking at it again. - rojoloco (VA Beach) 17:35:43 05/28/12
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