Greetings.
I rebuilt my 302 this year, installed a new Ram clutch and had the flywheel resurfaced but I am having a problem when I try to accelerate from a standstill. If I let the clutch out slowly it grabs intermittently (the car jumps and jerks). What can cause this?
A mechanic said it was because the car sat around for several months between assembly of the clutch to flywheel and when I drove it the first time. He said it was probably just surface rust on the flywheel. I have driven the car a fair amount recently and the condition has not improved.
This may not have any effect but my long tube headers are very close to the clutch fork. I actually had to clearance one tube so the fork would disengage all the way. Any chance the fork is cocked and putting uneven force on the clutch when partially engaged (making contact non-parallel)?
Anybody else have this problem?
Any suggestions?
THANKS!
I rebuilt my 302 this year, installed a new Ram clutch and had the flywheel resurfaced but I am having a problem when I try to accelerate from a standstill. If I let the clutch out slowly it grabs intermittently (the car jumps and jerks). What can cause this?
A mechanic said it was because the car sat around for several months between assembly of the clutch to flywheel and when I drove it the first time. He said it was probably just surface rust on the flywheel. I have driven the car a fair amount recently and the condition has not improved.
This may not have any effect but my long tube headers are very close to the clutch fork. I actually had to clearance one tube so the fork would disengage all the way. Any chance the fork is cocked and putting uneven force on the clutch when partially engaged (making contact non-parallel)?
Anybody else have this problem?
Any suggestions?
THANKS!