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Old 12-07-2015, 03:50 AM   #1
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The chirp sound like the throw-out bearing is letting you know it's at the end of life. The grabby clutch is also an indication, if it's original, that it's time to go new. The flywheel has 2 parts cushioned by rubber that can wear out as the rubber gets beaten up in use. The clutch disc has no springs in it like most do, that is what the rubber in the flywheel is for on the Box. The flywheel has a measurement for wear and a used one is an option. There are some good prices on clutch kits out there, so shop around.
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