Clutch is acting up. HELP!
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Clutch is acting up. HELP!
Hi guys, newbe here.</P>
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I have a 1990 GT Convertible. The Clutch is playing up. It seems fine when it is cool but after a few miles it starts getting very difficult to engage. My wife drives this car most of the time and she is sick of slaming the shifter into gear. Any Ideas? </P>
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Thanks in advance.</P>
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Clutch is acting up. HELP!
I had the same problem and it was the clutch, you should replace it A.S.A.P.
I just put one in over the weekend with a new quadrant and adjustable cable. I would also get a firewall adjuster. Very simple to do even a novice mechanic can do it.
I just put one in over the weekend with a new quadrant and adjustable cable. I would also get a firewall adjuster. Very simple to do even a novice mechanic can do it.
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Clutch is acting up. HELP!
Originally Posted by piston
Originally Posted by 95Stealth302
Seems like you have no complaints, tell her not to drive it anymore.</P>
lol<IMG src=smileys/smiley4.gif border="0"></P>
Maybe you could tell her.<IMG src=smileys/smiley2.gif border="0"></P>
Thanks for the help. I think....</P>
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Clutch is acting up. HELP!
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Clutch is acting up. HELP!
Originally Posted by Clutch King
what did you do to fix it ??? i.e. work donr to this point
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<FONT size=2>I have not even looked at it (I did drive it and it worked fine for me).</FONT></P>
<FONT size=2>I had some cl<IMG style="WIDTH: 22px; HEIGHT: 15px" height=36 src=smileys/smiley8.gif width=33 border="0">wn put a new clutch in it a few years ago and he did such a bad job I can barely look at the car anymore. He even bent the door lifting the car with the door open. If I had a buck for every time a so called mechanic screwed up on one of my cars I could buy a few beers....ah that sounds good....see ya..<IMG src=smileys/smiley4.gif border="0"></FONT></P>