clutch chatter
 

rebuilt clutch and resurfaced fly wheel, pressure plate, and still some chatter when hot. Is it to be expected?

Re: clutch chatter
 

What make and year of vehicle? Can you provide more info? Is this only a recent problem?

Re: clutch chatter
 

Nope. Are fingers properly adjusted where they all engage at the same time? Improper adjustment is biggest cause of chatter. My 2¢.

Re: clutch chatter
 

How do you know it's clutch chatter? Do you have anti-chatter rods (depends on car years). How's your motor mounts?

Re: clutch chatter
 

Here’s a list of possible causes and remedies for the clutch problem.

http://www.vanpeltsales.com/FH_web/f...oubleshoot.htm

Re: clutch chatter
 

Every time I see a thread titled "Clutch chatter" I think "Yes, let's have a chat about clutches".

It is just me, isn't it?

Mart.

Re: clutch chatter
 

I have found a few new clutch disks that weren't made right. They lack the WAVY metal cushion disk between the two friction disks. If you held the clutch between your two fingers you should be able to compress it. Without this cushion the clutch is trying to grab all at once. I have been there, taking it back out is no fun.

Re: clutch chatter
 

the car is a 1936 ford.