Possible pressure plate or throw out bearing problem?
#1
Possible pressure plate or throw out bearing problem?
Okay I have a Fox w/ a 351W And 5 speed
I was hearing some chatter at first I think it was the throw out bearing now when I use my clutch the sound is horrid and it will make my car cut off if I keep the clutch in, The car is fine as long as no clutch is used or as long as you press it give it gas while you're pressing it and switch gears, Does anyone know what this could be any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks!
I've had a few people say my throw out bearing could have locked up? Is this possible?
I was hearing some chatter at first I think it was the throw out bearing now when I use my clutch the sound is horrid and it will make my car cut off if I keep the clutch in, The car is fine as long as no clutch is used or as long as you press it give it gas while you're pressing it and switch gears, Does anyone know what this could be any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks!
I've had a few people say my throw out bearing could have locked up? Is this possible?
#2
the best thing to do is take it apart. i wouldnt drive it any longer.check everything.pilot bearings usually will cause a chatter.sounds like the friction disc may be in backwards.the spring drum is facing the tranny right??????
#3
I'm sort of having a related problem. I was told it was possibly the Pressure Plate but I was thinking it's the clutch cable.
Rather than making any noise, it is just occasionally being a pain in the *** to shift into gear(especially first), and I'm having to put the clutch pedal all the way to the floor. It is worse when it's hot.
I was thinking maybe the clutch cable needed to be adjusted, but I haven't gotten any concrete information on the subject. Some say it indeed CAN be adjusted in an 88 Mustang GT, and some say it's self-adjusting and cannot.
Trying to figure this out. =[
Rather than making any noise, it is just occasionally being a pain in the *** to shift into gear(especially first), and I'm having to put the clutch pedal all the way to the floor. It is worse when it's hot.
I was thinking maybe the clutch cable needed to be adjusted, but I haven't gotten any concrete information on the subject. Some say it indeed CAN be adjusted in an 88 Mustang GT, and some say it's self-adjusting and cannot.
Trying to figure this out. =[
Last edited by Mattalicious; 08-30-2009 at 04:46 PM.
#5
I'm sort of having a related problem. I was told it was possibly the Pressure Plate but I was thinking it's the clutch cable.
Rather than making any noise, it is just occasionally being a pain in the *** to shift into gear(especially first), and I'm having to put the clutch pedal all the way to the floor. It is worse when it's hot.
I was thinking maybe the clutch cable needed to be adjusted, but I haven't gotten any concrete information on the subject. Some say it indeed CAN be adjusted in an 88 Mustang GT, and some say it's self-adjusting and cannot.
Trying to figure this out. =[
Rather than making any noise, it is just occasionally being a pain in the *** to shift into gear(especially first), and I'm having to put the clutch pedal all the way to the floor. It is worse when it's hot.
I was thinking maybe the clutch cable needed to be adjusted, but I haven't gotten any concrete information on the subject. Some say it indeed CAN be adjusted in an 88 Mustang GT, and some say it's self-adjusting and cannot.
Trying to figure this out. =[
And I just got this car I traded my Honda Civic for it I was ready for some power and RWD but this is my 3rd day and we've got trouble
The clutch lets out about 1/4 way up from the floor
#7
Same here. The clutch engages/car starts moving about 2 inches(1/4 or so) from the floor.
Good to know. I was worried, considering the clutch in my car is very new(put in 3 months ago). Which brings me to my next question, can it be adjusted without buying the aftermarket adjustment..thingie(I forget its' name), or will I need to get a new cable?
Sorry, not trying to hi-jack the thread. Hopefully this helps 88Mustang351w also. =]
Good to know. I was worried, considering the clutch in my car is very new(put in 3 months ago). Which brings me to my next question, can it be adjusted without buying the aftermarket adjustment..thingie(I forget its' name), or will I need to get a new cable?
Sorry, not trying to hi-jack the thread. Hopefully this helps 88Mustang351w also. =]
#8
yeah I haven't been driving it I plan to tear the tranny out tomorrow everyones saying it sounds like the throw out bearing so I'm going to try that
#9
Same here. The clutch engages/car starts moving about 2 inches(1/4 or so) from the floor.
Good to know. I was worried, considering the clutch in my car is very new(put in 3 months ago). Which brings me to my next question, can it be adjusted without buying the aftermarket adjustment..thingie(I forget its' name), or will I need to get a new cable?
Sorry, not trying to hi-jack the thread. Hopefully this helps 88Mustang351w also. =]
Good to know. I was worried, considering the clutch in my car is very new(put in 3 months ago). Which brings me to my next question, can it be adjusted without buying the aftermarket adjustment..thingie(I forget its' name), or will I need to get a new cable?
Sorry, not trying to hi-jack the thread. Hopefully this helps 88Mustang351w also. =]
#10
If the cable does need to be replaced, how much do they run, and what is a good brand to get?