do I have to chage the pressure plate everytime I change clutch?
12-22-2004 | 03:30 PM
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Re: do I have to chage the pressure plate everytime I change clutch?
Originally posted by jackyliem
can I just change the clutch plate and resurface the fly wheel? cuz my clutch is slipping and I am hella broke.
can I just change the clutch plate and resurface the fly wheel? cuz my clutch is slipping and I am hella broke.
Maybe you should have got a new clutch first instead of buying suspension.
12-30-2004 | 05:04 PM
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be careful with gitting the fly wheel resurfaced
with todays clutches they are made to a lot tighter tolarances and if the plates and fly wheel and all do not line up just right you could be looking at a sliping cluth even though the parts are new
with todays clutches they are made to a lot tighter tolarances and if the plates and fly wheel and all do not line up just right you could be looking at a sliping cluth even though the parts are new
12-30-2004 | 05:24 PM
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Originally posted by 1995 240sx
be careful with gitting the fly wheel resurfaced
with todays clutches they are made to a lot tighter tolarances and if the plates and fly wheel and all do not line up just right you could be looking at a sliping cluth even though the parts are new
be careful with gitting the fly wheel resurfaced
with todays clutches they are made to a lot tighter tolarances and if the plates and fly wheel and all do not line up just right you could be looking at a sliping cluth even though the parts are new
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