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Slipping?

Old May 10, 2005 | 03:28 PM
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alright.. so for my birthday .. i spent my time pulling it all apart..

what did i find?

my pilot bearing was facked ... there was a quarter of it missing where the roller parts would be..

went to ford (since it was new) and told them it didn't last even 200k's as that's all i got outta my car..

looks like i did wear a bit off of the clutch, but still has 99% left, so stuck with it. flywheel, clean and not oily.. cleaned it off anyway..

put it all back together..

Works Great !!

what sux now, the throwout bearing is making a little noise, i'll give it a day of driving to see.. i'll be not happy if I have to pull that apart again just for that


So.. overall, I guess it was the pilot bearing causing my problem... weird
Old May 10, 2005 | 07:25 PM
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good . i thought mine was slipping as well, as seen in the kick factor thread in 4v forum, but she was buckin real hard today, ran like a dream. i still cant figure out what the it was. good to hear the stang is back up and running.
Old May 10, 2005 | 09:24 PM
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Yeah Thanks..

I was seriously doing that!!!

sux now that the throwout bearing is squeaking..

will give it a few days to see if it needs to be replaced (although it's New from Karbelt)..


SSSSSSSSSSSSSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO happy with my stang now that i've dump'd the slush box!!
Old May 11, 2005 | 03:47 PM
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I replaced both when I put my clutch in, used new ones from DaSilva Racing in Scarborough....have been working mint (also did my rear main) I think its a good practice to replace pilot and throwout every time you do your clutch as a "just in case" thing.
Old May 11, 2005 | 04:19 PM
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pretty much what i thought..

the car i got my parts from, the guy said it was all working great.. had 82k' on it... but didn't take any chances, it's apart..

just change it now..

So i bought new rear main seal, throwout bearing, clutch, flywheel turned .. now adding to the list is clutch cable .. which turns out I likely didn't need to, Anyone in need of a clutch cable?




OH well.. To Say the least, it's done now !!

Car drives completely different, it feels alive .. much better then that slush box aode
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