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southern Illinois | a local shop replaced clutch in my 1086 well it wore the fingers out in less than year of use. I believe he had it adjusted so the trow out bearing was turning alll the time.
have a 1086 done split it twice cant get enough travel to release clutch unless throw out bearing is turning 100% of the time. if you adjust throw out bearing where it doesnt turn it will not release clutch and cant get it in gear. here is what ive done
1 replace pressure plate cause fingers was gone
2 clutch disk was like new no wear. measeured .495
3 replaced throw out bearing sleeve
4 replaced clutch release fork
5 replaced clutch release shaft
6 replaced booster output rod and clevis
7 adjusted booster top rod
8 adjusted output rod so bell crank be 90 degrees
9 adjusted T/A and dump valve
put dial indicator on throwout bearing and had .497 of travel
flyweel step is in spec
fingers adjusted to 5/8"
the only thing i can come up with is the new pressure plate is not made correctly. reason i say that is ,this is the 3rd clutch kit i have bought from this company and all had issues similialer
could it be a problem not replacing clutch and pressure plate from same company?. i just replaced pressure plate only. | |
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clutch problems 1086
