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jay/wis 02-13-2013 02:59 PM

clutch plate stuck
 

1935 ford sitting 3 yrs. during restow, clutch plate siezd throw out bearing does not reach the plate arms any ideas thanks

Pete/Ct. 02-13-2013 03:14 PM

Re: clutch plate stuck
 

If it is running but bumper against tree of something solid with a tire in between and with car in gear turn over started while pumping clutch, might just do it. I has worked a couple of times for me. Pete/Ct

Pete/Ct. 02-13-2013 03:16 PM

Re: clutch plate stuck
 

That should say "turn over starter"

Henry/Kokomo 02-13-2013 03:24 PM

Re: clutch plate stuck
 

Did the clutch ever work? I'm curious about your statement that " throw out bearing does not reach the plate arms". If the throw out bearing cannot or does not reach the pressure plate arms, the clutch will always remain engaged. Was the clutch changed as part of the restoration? Was the clutch adjustment changed? Were any parts of the clutch linkage changed? Something seems a bit askew here.

ford3 02-13-2013 04:10 PM

Re: clutch plate stuck
 

Henry im with you on this, the only way the t/o bearing cant touch the fingers is that the pressure plate is stuck in the relase position and the clutch is stuck to both the flywheel and pressure plate, sounds like a bunch of moisture has been getting to them

jay/wis 02-13-2013 04:40 PM

Re: clutch plate stuck
 

never had to pull the engine clutch is all orig. from purchase of truck we will be pulling it now looks like new clutch time you guys are on the same track as us thanks for info

Mike in AZ 02-13-2013 10:22 PM

Re: clutch plate stuck
 

look thru inspection window on bellhousing....does depressing and letting out the clutch move the throw out bearing forward and back??...if clutch is depressed, the throw out bearing doesn't touch the the pressure plate arms??....interesting....does it look like a lot of rust inside there??....Mike


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