Clutch Pedal
Problem - Vibration Through the Clutch Pedal
Cause of Problem - The transmission shaft has struck and bent the diaphragm spring fingers during installation
Solution - Install new clutch and carefully align and control the position of the transmission during installation.
Problem - Noise While Depressing Clutch Pedal
Cause of Problem - Seized release bearing due to excessive heat caused by incorrect bearing pre-load or loss of grease
Solution - Install new clutch and check all components and adjustments of the release system i.e. cables, linkages, fork, ball studs, fork bushings and self-adjusting release systems.
Problem - Clutch Pedal Binding
Cause of Problem - The release bearing guide tube is worn or the release arm/fork is bent or worn
Solution - Install new clutch and guide tube. Inspect all release system components and repair or replace as needed.
Problem - Grating Noise and Stiff Pedal
Cause of Problem - Insufficient lubrication of the clutch fork, particularly at the pivot point
Solution - Clean and lubricate all components using a high temp grease. If excessively worn, replace the fork and ball stud.
Problem - High Pedal Effort
Cause of Problem - The release bearing does not freely slide on the guide tube
Solution - Clean and lubricate the guide tube to bearing contact area with high temp grease. If the guide tube is worn or scored, replace the guide tube.
Problem - Metallic Noise at Bottom of Pedal Travel, Difficult Shifting
Cause of Problem - The release travel is excessive causing the diaphragm spring to contact the clutch disc
Solution - Install new clutch and ensure correct clutch adjustment
Problem - Metallic Noise at Bottom of Pedal Travel
Cause of Problem - The release travel is excessive causing the diaphragm spring to contact the bearing carrier
Solution - Install new clutch and ensure correct clutch adjustment.
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315 Boston Post Road
Port Chester, NY 10573
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