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Old 10-11-2005, 10:49 PM
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what is says. some times when i come to a stop it makes the noise, well really in neutral all the time actually. if i push clutch in it stops and let it back out slow it wont do it usually or its not as loud. but if i slip off clutch fast in neutral it will start do it again. could it be my throw out bearing? i really hope its not the input shaft in tranny, but i dont think it is cause its not all the time. i am going to do a new clutch at christmas break (prob ZO6) any ideas would be great. i think it has the stock clutch in it. it feels like stock anyways.

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Old 10-11-2005, 11:35 PM
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Trying to read and listen to what I'm reading is incredibly hard. Could be so many things, could be the clutch itself not really disengaging, maybe?? Could be throwout bearing?? Could be so many things. I had a spec, and it was allright, but too much pressure. Now I'm using a Centerforce Dual Friction and I like it so far...
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ok i tried to revise it and make a little more sense. i was considering the dual friction. do you like it so far? does it chatter at all? any other ideas?
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Sounds like a throw out bearing to me.
if you change it , Change the slave too while you're in there.
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t/o bearing

change the whole slave (clutch while your in there)
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what slave should i go with? is there a diff between ls1 and ls6?
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288 slave i forget the first numbers, thats what we refer to it as
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and that is bolt in stock replacement or what? thanks for the help
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Originally Posted by MIGHTYMOUSE
288 slave i forget the first numbers, thats what we refer to it as
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thank you guys
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NO chatter with the Centerforce.
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i think that i might go with that then




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