The Clutch Grabs

by Miller | December 17, 2008 | In Troubleshoot Clutch

 

CLUTCH TROUBLE DIAGNOSIS AND CORRECTIONS #2

If The Clutch Grabs

POSSIBLE   CAUSES

REMEDIES

1) Oil or grease on flywheel, pressure plate and driven plate facings. 1) Remove cause of leakage, clean flywheel and pressure plate thoroughly, replace driven plate facings.
2) Loose   driven   plate   facings   due   to   poor   rivet tightness. 2) If facings are not worn, replace defective rivets.  Otherwise, replace facings and clench rivets securely.
3) Driven plate hub does not slide freely on   clutch shaft. 3) Remove any foreign matter or dirt deposits from shaft splines. Should trouble still be present, replace damaged part.
4) Pressure plate deeply cracked   or broken. 4) Replace pressure plate.
5) Improper adjustment of withdrawal levers. 5) Adjust withdrawal levers as specified,   under <<Assembly and Adjustment of Clutch>>.
6) Misalignment. 6) Locate the defective point and, if possible, reset alignment or replace distorted parts.
7) Stiffened throwout mechanism. 7) Locate stiff point and replace parts, if necessary.
8) Driven plate facings worn out. 8) Install new facings and make sure that the driven plate, pressure plate and flywheel are not damaged.

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