Car Repair World

  Do I need New Clutch I have a manual transmission. Lately the clutch has started to slip. Does that mean I need a new clutch? Its not necessary,but yes if the vehicle is driven more miles and clutch is not replaced since long then replacing the clutch will help to take care of the problem. It depends. If your clutch has low miles on it (40,000 or less), chances are the slippage is due to one of two things: oil contamination or a misadjusted clutch linkage. If your clutch has a lot of miles on it (60,000 or more), chances are it's worn out and you need to replace it. Manual transmission clutch slips after 20 minuets of driving If the clutch is slipping right from the start or after an hour(doesn't matter), the clutch is no good. My thought is that its not actually the clutch disc thats no good but that the pressure plate is defective. If you've had the clutch replaced recently...Take it back...!!! You should be completely under warranty... the clutch operates properly afte...

  Replacing clutch Myself You can if you have the proper tools and know-how. Changing a clutch is a big job on a rear-wheel drive car or truck, and an even tougher job on a front-wheel drive car or minivan. See this youtube video link on how to replace clutch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ppg_70IM_qQ Replacing the clutch is easy, just make sure your car is supported in the air. Remove all the bolts that are on the transmission, sliding it back just enough to reach the bolts that are holding the clutch on. Remove it and using a spline tool, line it up, put it back in the way you took it off. It depends if its front or rear wheel drive. Automatic: remove linkage and then the transmission; then remove the pressure plate and clutch; possible resurface flywheel, if not replace. Next comes reassembly: install clutch and pressure plate, use clutch alignment tool to center, then tighten pressure plate to torque spec, and reassemble in reverse and tighten all associated parts to spec. It ...

  Adjustable Clutch Master Cylinders Clutch Slips If the clutch is cable operated then you might need to slacken the cable. Clutches are the opposite of brakes, as they wear brakes get slacker but clutches tighten up. If there's insufficient slack in the cable then this will prevent the clutch from fully engaging.  If it was slipping because you rode it, the plates would be glazed. Good plates would means that they did the job wrong. A greasy flywheel maybe. The pedal is stiffer because they used stronger springs when they did the job. If it's mechanical linkage, they might have left it too tight. poor job of replacing clutch assembly ,if  only replaced the disc and not resurfaced the flywheel and replace the pressure plate. Once they get glazed form slipping a new disc doesn't help very much. Look at your old receipt for the work, it should list the parts: clutch disc pressure plate pilot bearing throw-out bearing pressure plate job-out...resurface flywheel If they didn...