Re: [DML] Re: Clutch woes
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Re: [DML] Re: Clutch woes



Thanks Dani, that's a good idea; some variation on it that I will use
when I put it back together: I know about how much pressure/how many
"turns" it required to unbolt the thing. So if it requires
significantly more to bolt it up, then that was my problem.

In the meantime, I am picking up a proper digital caliper tonight and
will measure the difference between the high & low sides of the
flywheel. That will tell me if the thing is shot or not.

-Ryan

On 6/14/05, stainlessilusion <5n-@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Try this: Put the clutch and pressure plate back onto the flywheel,
> and while you're bolting it down see how much the pressure plate moves
> back under the pressure of having the clutch in between. Then compare
> it with someone else who has a good flywheel and all components. I
> don't have my transmission out of the car, but perhaps someone else
> does, or maybe a vendor has the information? If the distances are the
> same then you can assume you just bolted the pressure plate down wrong
> the first time and all is well, if they're really different then you
> know its the flywheel that's been cut too much. -----Dani B. #5003
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