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Old 01-28-2007, 10:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Clutch wrong

Hey person, I made the clutch installment and I to be unable to shift into the gear once the engine start. If I start it in the gear the automobile moves. I have put some installments photographs, please help. Any I wrong, thanks.

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Old 01-28-2007, 11:33 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Did you bleed the clutch fluid? Make sure ALL air is out of the clutch slave cylinder. Its on top of the transmisson. There is a little valve, i think its a 8mm, loosen that a little, and get a freind to pump the clutch pedal. Get all the air out. Just like for brakes.

Also, did you get the clutch fork for the throw out bearing in the right place? its in the bearing i see, but did it get snapped into the flywheel, and is it sitting at the right angle on the shaft going to the outside of the transmisson?
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Also, make sure the clutch disk itself is installed teh CORRECT way... i've seen what happens when they are on backwards, it permanently binds the pressure plate to the clutch... or it just does not install at all.
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Did you install the release bearing on the on the pressure plate or did you put it on the clutch release fork? If you placed it on the pressure plate then you installed it wrong.
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