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throwout bearings keep messing up?

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2gTalonnn

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May 27, 2009
SD, NB, Canada
decided to do my own clutch swap and im sorry for a bunch of posts. every tob i put in it comes out crooked.... which results in my clutch chattering and all kinds of noises. why is this happening anyone have a answer?


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its a stage 1 comp clutch and yes one was a oem the other one was from comp clutch which they said was just like oem. now all the tob i had in i havent even drove it for 20 miles... im stumpeddd
 
Interesting, my TOB and Comp Clutch are around 10k old and my TOB is already squealing with the clutch out. This TOB better not destroy itself any time soon, it was a large miracle I had the opportunity to replace the clutch/TOB the last time.

How long are these lasting before they get all warped, really only 20 miles?
 
if even 20 miles it seems like its on crooked causing it to shift like that. i dont see anyother way it would do that. once it was together i got on it just once and then it sounded like it was hitting my pressure plate it was loud and a grinding noise.
 
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