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#37998 03/02/2005 5:09 AM
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I took my truck on a 20 mile drive the other day down to the body shop. After i got off the freeway and pulled in i backed up and the chatter was so bad i almost got whiplash. I pulled forward and it did it as well, but is way worse in reverse. I dont notice it much when i just drive it on short drives. Do you think a long drive could cause this? Clutch not adjusted properly and is slipping on the freeway? I would think if it was slipping for 20 miles it would be so burnt or glazed that it wouldnt work at all. Any insight on this? thanks

#37999 03/02/2005 6:44 PM
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You might have some oil leakage getting on the clutch. Look for dripping.


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#38000 03/03/2005 4:16 AM
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Check the motor mounts as well.


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#38001 03/03/2005 4:30 AM
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if my truck leaks oil i cant tell there is never even a drop on the ground. how would the motor mounts cause this? Does it sound like a flywheel that might be heat checked or something? Anyone with much experience doing a clutch and flywheel on this style truck and might have some insight on pointers or anything?

#38002 03/03/2005 6:27 PM
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Det.64 what kinda truck im assumin 64chev/gmc. if so should be a 3/4 cast iron bellhouse with either a 3speed or 4speed granny low tranny.flywheel could be heat checked/have some oil on clutch disc etc.drop inspection cover down off bottom of the bellhouse and have a look with a lite! wink


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