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not an issue just a question

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eclipsechris

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Nov 17, 2011
fayetteville, Tennessee
hey,
i dont have a problem, just a simple question to further my knowledge i guess you could say.

when people say "too see if you have crankwalk make a sharp left hand turn etc etc"

does the pedal fall to the floor by itself?
or do you have too push it and see if it feels like theres no resistance?

thanks
 
First let me just say that there are millions on threads on this and a little searching may have answered your question. Also please use a more descriptive title rather than I have a question.

Now, if you are turning left and push the clutch while turning and it drops right to the floor your crank is walking. This is because your clutch travel is being used to move the crank and is not loading the pressure plate....hence the loss of pressure while turning
 
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