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clutch engagement; early
My 90 has the clutch engaging right off the the floor....good pedal pressure and fluid levels are ok, master is newer as is slave. Any thoughts?
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Re: clutch engagement; early
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Re: clutch engagement; early
No both cars have the same pedal height, wondering if the slave is bad
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Re: clutch engagement; early
Lee,
Had the same problem on my 94 when I changed to a very grabby kevlar clutch disk. After going through a few spindles at the strip I changed over to Center Force dual friction disk and all is well now.
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Re: clutch engagement; early
fluid is fresh, clear
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Re: clutch engagement; early
did you ck the condition of the pivot ball?and the fork. . 602 619 3575 fill boudreaus ph will give you the answer
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Re: clutch engagement; early
On other cars, my experience was that replacement flywheel dimensions and clutch mix-n-match changed the geometry enough to put the friction point way at one end of the pedal stroke. These were cable operated designs though, but that is the first thing that comes to mind. The pivot point is probably a good place to check.
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Re: clutch engagement; early
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Or did it develop later?
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Re: clutch engagement; early
Did you inspect to see that slave seals were oriented properly?
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