[DML] Re: Clutch woes
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[DML] Re: Clutch woes



Try this: Put the clutch and pressure plate back onto the flywheel, 
and while you're bolting it down see how much the pressure plate moves 
back under the pressure of having the clutch in between. Then compare 
it with someone else who has a good flywheel and all components. I 
don't have my transmission out of the car, but perhaps someone else 
does, or maybe a vendor has the information? If the distances are the 
same then you can assume you just bolted the pressure plate down wrong 
the first time and all is well, if they're really different then you 
know its the flywheel that's been cut too much. -----Dani B. #5003






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