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1low03gt 07-06-2009 09:49 PM

Let us know how it works out,i myself am curious.:wink:
I know when i did my search,i couldn't believe how many have had this issue with Centerforce clutches,especially the modular guys for some reason.:confused:

82blacksunshine 08-19-2009 09:39 PM

sounded like bent shift fork.But not from that many guys with same problem on centerforce was pressure plate changed did shop put in dowel pins on plate some skip this for some reason?

Xavier 08-19-2009 10:10 PM


Originally Posted by 82blacksunshine (Post 115999)
sounded like bent shift fork.But not from that many guys with same problem on centerforce was pressure plate changed did shop put in dowel pins on plate some skip this for some reason?

what?? :confused::confused:

82blacksunshine 08-19-2009 11:07 PM

dowel pins on clutch that keep pressure from shaking chattering etc.most guys don`t put them in long shot but you never know.never had what you guys are having happen on mine or any i have done not alot of clutch jobs on 96-2003 so maybe something different

Xavier 08-20-2009 08:21 PM

ok that makes a bit more sense. punctuation is your friend lol. i had an adj clucth cable put in and it has help about 90 percent. It still gets hard to shift if i am doing a lot of shifting in the city after a while or am really ripping on it. i plan to still swap out the clutch this winter so ill keep you all informed if that totally fixes the prob.

Wants One 08-21-2009 04:38 AM


Originally Posted by nickm50 (Post 114275)
clutch master. or your slave is leaking. Check the fluid level in it.

:laughhard:laughhard:laughhard:laughhard:rolleyes:


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