Reply to "New clutch issues"

haydudeMember

The clutch was working fine. The reason for taking it out was the TO bearing was bad. So while I was in there I decided to replace everything. It didn't have many miles on the clutch itself. I had replaced the TO bearing last year and drove it under 100 miles when it started making noise. I've driven sticks all my driving life. The vendor said I was riding the cluch. A good reason for him not to give me a replacement.

When I puld the old one out I didn't disconnect the slave line. Just removed it from the trans and set it to the side. Not sure how it would have ended up with air.

Getting ready to pull the trans so I can take a look at things.

9/3/2412:28 PM

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