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1964 Chevrolet 3/4ton 4spd. I went to drive my truck after about two weeks and it wouldn't shift into gear. It made a grinding noise like the clutch wasn't disengaged enough.So i slammed it in reverse and the truck leaped back indicating that the clutch wasn't disengaged. After doing this the truck got stuck in reverse,so i readjusted the clutch linkages and i was able to shift it into neutral without the truck running. But when i went to shift it with the truck running it made the grinding noise again.
any ideas what could be wrong.

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Your disc is stuck to the flywheel. You can get underneath & remove the lower cover. Prop the clutch pedal down & use something thin to pry the disc from the flywheel. Or you can prop the clutch pedal down, put the trans. in high gear & rock the truck back & forth. You will feel it when it comes loose but dont have it where it can roll away.


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Thanks il give that a try this weekend.any suggestions on how to stop this from happening again?


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