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crazy_skier
07-24-2007, 05:11 PM
So I purchased one of the "new" act pressure plates which has around 1500 miles on it and my clutch stopped disengaging. So I dropped the tranny and the pressure plate fingers were stuck in, and once I disconnected the pressure plate they popped back out. Do I risk trying to re-use it or should I purchase a new one. I am going to try and get it warrantied but I purchased it about 105 days ago so I'm a few days out of luck.
Any help is appreciated. Thanks Ryan
EclipseGST
07-24-2007, 05:28 PM
They are suppose to be "stuck" in when the PP is on the flywheel....
When you push in the clutch, it pushes the fingers in even further to disengage.
blageo23
07-24-2007, 05:44 PM
That is totally normal operation.
crazy_skier
07-24-2007, 11:40 PM
I know that they are supposed to be part way in, so I'll see if anything fixed itself by reinstalling everything.... hopefully as I'm sick of working on this thing (especially since I dont own it anymore)
EclipseGST
07-24-2007, 11:46 PM
Well if it doesnt disengage, there is an issue with the clutch master/slave/fork/TOB.
Seeing you are staying the fingers are "stuck" in. Well "in" is disengaged.
When installing, the fingers should be damn near straight. To disengage it, you need to push the fingers towards the clutch disk/flywheel.
There are some more possiblities too. Bad disk, loose flywheel bolts or crankwalk are the ones I can think of.
crazy_skier
07-26-2007, 12:06 AM
could it be a defective pressure plate, the disk is like new and there is not crankwalk and I went through the hydralics but I could have missed something I guess. I'll let you know what I find tommorow
A PP doesn't usually go bad like that. It is much more likely that it is the disk. For a PP the fingers can get weak and not hold the power or the rivets can come out and it physically starts to fall apart, or the inner surface gets trashed and it slips also. Are the springs on the disk ok? They like to die pretty often and get stuck in there.
clean2g
07-26-2007, 11:25 AM
Check your TOB. My OEM TOB was in a million pieces and I didn't know it was in a million pieces until I unhooked it from the fork and it just disintegrated. It killed my pp.
dragonforce
07-26-2007, 04:55 PM
I repaired 3 1G clutch pedal in last few years. they start to wear out notch at the end of shaft mounted to pedal. you can repair it by welding the end or just get the used pedal assembly.
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