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#1187009 10/16/2016 7:49 PM
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i have a 52 chevy 1ton. finally got it running. question is when i let the pedal out for clutch no matter how easy i do it, the truck jumps. any suggestions on how to fix it. truck runs and shifts good just when i start out.

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Bad spot on pressure plate or flywheel. No easy fix that I know of. Resurface the flywheel and replace the pressure plate and disk.


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Not a clutch expert I only had one where the clutch would slip and chatter.

Though I will ask did you check clutch adjustment?
Then after that check all of the clutch linkage for excessive binding, play, or parts hanging up.

Most likely new clutch kit - clutch pressure plate, clutch plate, throw out bearing, pilot bearing are needed. But you still have to check everything out. For those new parts are not going to make a bad clutch fork or pivot good. Jeffrey

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Oil soaked linings with make a clutch grabby. The only real good solution to that is to replace the assembly.


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ok thanks guys going to inspect better clutch adj etc.

jimbo 24 #1187101 10/17/2016 10:42 AM
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Sounds like oil impregnated on the disc to me as well. I would try to make adjustments first. Did you have the assembly apart? Did you inspect?


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jimbo 24 #1187240 10/18/2016 3:52 AM
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no paul i haven't taken anything apart yet

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Originally Posted by jimbo 24
no paul i haven't taken anything apart yet

Well, I would certainly exhaust all efforts to make adjustments before tearing everything apart. Keep us posted on your progress.


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Clutch discs, throw out bearings, and anything else lurking in there, that is supposed to be(not mice, yellowjackets, etc., are relatively inexpensive compared to the amount of labor involved, so, while you are there, replace everything, including leaking seals.

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