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#48735 08/07/2005 4:49 AM
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Hello,

The clutch in my truck (54 Chevy 6400) does not return after depression. It disengages the transmission, but just stays at the floor. You can manually pick the pedal up and it re-engages, but that's not right. Is this a spring issue or a worn out clutch/pressure plate?

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#48736 08/07/2005 5:16 AM
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might be pressure plate, but more likely the return spring on the linkage - crawl under and take a look!

Bill


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#48737 08/07/2005 5:21 AM
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Sounds good. I'll check it out in a little more depth.

Thank you,
J.K.

#48738 08/07/2005 12:50 PM
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the pressure plate should engage the clutch by its self with no help from the return spring.

#48739 08/07/2005 12:57 PM
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While checking the return spring lube the hinge point for the clutch petal. These can get very stiff with years of neglect.

#48740 08/07/2005 3:31 PM
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Put more freeplay in the linkage. The diaphram in the clutch is probably going overcenter.


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#48741 08/08/2005 5:52 PM
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Thank you guys for all the input. I'll check it out next weekend.


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