clutch fork?!

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bad2th3bone86

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Hey guys I am having a realling aggravating situation here and i don't seem to know what it is. I turn the car on and i put it in reverse and start to pull back and all of a sudden i get like jolted forward as though there was something not letting it keep rolling. It continued to do this then it shut off on me. I turn the car back on and it wont come out of reverse!! I have the clutch fully engadged and still nothing. After pumping the clutch a few times it slides out. Any idea as to what the hell is going on here?

 

302RollinHard

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you probably have a bad throwout bearing retainer

 

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bad2th3bone86

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i figured it was either that or the clutch fork. Also when it is in neutral and i have don't have the clutch pressed down it makes this like really loud clancking noise. But when i puss it down the clanking stops. is that also the throw out bearings?

 

BigHairyMonkey

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thats most definitely 100% the throw out bearing. Same **** is goin on with my car, im just waiting on the new tranny this sat to replace it

 

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bad2th3bone86

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I Must replace the tranny for this issue?!?!?!?!

 

302RollinHard

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you don't have to replace the transmission if the throwout bearing/retainer is bad, but you do have to pull the transmission to replace.

 

Mustang78

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i would buy a clutch kit while you're in there, the problem should be obvious once the tranny is out, a good clutch kit is 150-200 with everything you'll need for a stanard rebuild, not including replacement of the clutch fork (if you need it), and resurfacing of the flywheel, which should always be done when a clutch is replaced and costs 30-50.00, good luck and it's not really that hard, but it helps to be strong enough to bench that tranny into position

~Mark~

 

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bad2th3bone86

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Thanks for the input guys!!! I was stressing about that!