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CaptDave 03-15-2015 07:09 AM

986 clutch issues
 
'03 6spd clutch pedal doesn't rtn to top (1" short) when shifting at 4000rpm or above. R&R disc, pp & to 15,000 mi ago. R&R slave and master 100 mi ago. Did good bleed job with pressure bleeder. Have to carefully shift 1st and 2nd. Suggestions?

Gelbster 03-15-2015 04:37 PM

Why only above 4000rpm? Suggests something is moving(?) under high centrifugal force? Did you use Loctite on the pressure plate bolts?
Worn clutch guide tube? Rust on splines? Let's hope not !
Clutch-pedal return spring defective/disengaged. Easy
Bleed again ? Easy

woodsman 03-16-2015 01:33 PM

I had the same symptoms 3000 miles after having a shop install a new IMSB, LWFW, RMS and clutch. Everything was fine until I hit 4000RPM then the clutch pedal was limp (and not returned to top position) when I shifted next. In the next 2000 miles it got worse. I pulled it apart and found 2 clutch cover bolts had backed out and the release bearing had unhooked from the arm because the spring fingers were uneven since the cover's bolts were loosening. I installed a new release bearing and disc, TIGHTENED the bolts and everything's been fine since.

Gelbster 03-17-2015 09:22 AM

Did someone say
"Did you use Loctite on the pressure plate bolts?"
For want of a dribble of loctite......
Green or blue would work just fine and do no harm.

Smallblock454 03-17-2015 09:40 AM

Maybe someone also said use new microencapsulated bolts.

Loctite has some disadvantages when it comes to exact torque moments, because it changes friction. But it's better than nothing. ;)

Regards Markus


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