Clutch installation problems **FIXED

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08-02-2007, 06:47 PM

#41

PRO50SC

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RE: Clutch installation problems

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ORIGINAL: FASTBLACK

Dude, just take it back. If they are respectable mech. then they will stand by their work.

Lesson: Next time, do your own work so there is noone to blame but self.

Hold up, if he supplied the parts, it's not their responsibility to stand behind them. if the t/o bearing is defective, plan on paying labor again to have it replaced!!

08-02-2007, 09:32 PM

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WhiteWindsor

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RE: Clutch installation problems

That's true but if he wants it fixed and he is not willing to do it himself he will be paying for labor anyway. He at least has a chance with the original mech. if the mech did something wrong.

08-03-2007, 12:45 AM

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getafewlives

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RE: Clutch installation problems

I'll leave it for a week and see if the problem goes away on its own. If not maybe I'll just take it apart myself.

08-18-2007, 07:20 PM

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getafewlives

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RE: Clutch installation problems

Well I got a new one put in, same clutch. And WHAT A DIFFERENCE! It was definetely the clutch. The surface on the old pressure plate was definetely faulty. The new clutch feels 100% better. Right form the very start it engages/disengages perfect. Shifts perfect and no ticking sounds.

And my work paid for the cost of getting the replacement put in. So all in all it cost me $320 canadian to get my clutch/installation/rear main seal. So everything worked out okay.