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Roger Ramjet

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Clutch chatter started around 200 miles and is getting worse. Anyone else notice this condition?
 
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Justin00V6Auto

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Usually giving it a lot more gas will help. I barely notice it when I drive them now. If its getting worse, maybe there is something wrong with it.
 

Roger Ramjet

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That's what I was looking for - if someone else noticed the chatter. Thanks!

Since your car has more HP, how do you get it to hookup?
 
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automech

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Suspect is the throw-out bearing. It is nearly impossible to put it in backwards without noticing. There are long and short throw-out bearings. If you put in a bearing that was shorter than the one intended for the clutch, you would have exactly the situation you described..
 

Roger Ramjet

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Wrong throw-out from the factory?
 

Williesvt

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Roger Ramjet said:
Clutch chatter started around 200 miles and is getting worse. Anyone else notice this condition?
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it took me a couple hundred miles to figure out where exactly it engages....maybe you are halfway in, halfway out? these clutches are soo much lighter than the termy cobras......
 

aflacjack

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I have been having the same problem. I got it figured out now......it is just so much different than my termi. It engages way much later in the travel.
 
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Roger Ramjet said:
Clutch chatter started around 200 miles and is getting worse. Anyone else notice this condition?
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The clutch chatter is normal, and I believe they even state that in the owners manual. I have pretty much figured out a way to drive it so it doesn't chatter anymore though. I think with some more gear it would be almost non existant.
 

Williesvt

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DISTRBD said:
The clutch chatter is normal, and I believe they even state that in the owners manual.
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