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Clutch issue at low rpm’s - High rpms mask issue

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Old 05-07-2018, 10:37 AM
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Is the guide release bearing the rusted looking part? May be grease but not sure.
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Default Found issue taking down tranny again

Seems we found the issue with the clutch pedal feeling notchy.

The piece broken was the hanger, clutch release. One side was broken off but still held in place with the bolt. The other side was fine.

This tranny has 175k miles on it so I would recommend anyone replacing the clutch with a high mileage tranny to just get that piece to avoid any of these issues from creeping up.
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Thanks for the update, did you manage to get it replaced without pulling the tranny? I think it should be possible.
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Not sure if it’s possible doing it from the slave hole but the mechanic took down the tranny to replace the clutch fork, which the tips were also worn a bit, the hanger and spring to eliminate any other issues.

the fork tips on both sides were not smooth vs a new fork but not sure if that effects it’s performance.
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So it ended up being the fork hanger?
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Haven’t driven the car yet. Tranny is getting put back in but this is how it looks. Makes sense since the symptoms were the same with the act pressure plate and oem. But we shall see in the next hour.


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Just got the car back, clutch is perfect finally. Always forgot how soft it was vs the act. Thanks for everyone’s input through this ordeal.
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Glad you got it sorted.
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Can’t seem to catch a break.

Now this morning, I get a check engine light. Went to autozone and it says the knock sensor is bad. I read online it’s common when doing a clutch or tranny but the mechanic says he never touched it. Don’t think he will be wanting to fix it.
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Correction, he didn't notice that he touched it.
They commonly break in half and you should be able to spot if that is the case by looking under the intake manifold.


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