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Spoolin98
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- Feb 1, 2004
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Easton,
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At the moment new wheels and slicks are out of the question because I cant even drive my car.
I double and triple checked everything.
Bled the system with a vacuum bleeder, including the slave cylinder. Fresh fluid all the way through.
Im still being locked out of 1st gear.
Im using the same transmission (just rebuilt), same tob, same fork/pivot ball, same (new) flywheel. The only thing I changed was the pp and clutch.
I went from an ACT street disk and a 2100 pp to a southbend ss pp with a kevlar clutch.
So after trying everything but a longer slave rod, Im assuming the kevlar clutch is too thick and thats why its not disengaging with i push the clutch in.
Another weird thing I noticed was that after idling for a little, I can hear the tob spinning on the pp...i push the clutch in and the sound goes away.
So if the tob is riding the pp without the clutch pushed in, it should easily have enough throw to disengage the clutch.
Any ideas as to why the tob is riding the pp though? Could this be becaus the clutch disk is too thick?
I double and triple checked everything.
Bled the system with a vacuum bleeder, including the slave cylinder. Fresh fluid all the way through.
Im still being locked out of 1st gear.
Im using the same transmission (just rebuilt), same tob, same fork/pivot ball, same (new) flywheel. The only thing I changed was the pp and clutch.
I went from an ACT street disk and a 2100 pp to a southbend ss pp with a kevlar clutch.
So after trying everything but a longer slave rod, Im assuming the kevlar clutch is too thick and thats why its not disengaging with i push the clutch in.
Another weird thing I noticed was that after idling for a little, I can hear the tob spinning on the pp...i push the clutch in and the sound goes away.
So if the tob is riding the pp without the clutch pushed in, it should easily have enough throw to disengage the clutch.
Any ideas as to why the tob is riding the pp though? Could this be becaus the clutch disk is too thick?



