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Old 04-07-2011, 03:16 PM
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I recently picked up a 95 TA with 70k on it and today it started buzzing or vibration when in gear and the clutch is out. When I push the clutch down it makes the noise for a second then stops. I haven't got a chance to look at it since it is at work so I have no idea what is going on. Maybe the clutch is worn out or the throw out bearing is fried?

FWIW a couple times I did have to pump the clutch twice to get it in gear. But it has only happened a couple times since I got it.
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Yeah it'd be next to impossible to know without takin out the tranny and inspecting the clutch and what not. Lot's of things can cause vibration/shaking. Time to crack her open!
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It is the throwout bearing. My brother had the exact same problem in his 93 z28 and it ended up being the throw out bearing. So I will be ordering a Spec stage 1, new master cylinder and a new slave cylinder next week. I need to find some place that will resurface my flywheel also.

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It is the throwout bearing. My brother had the exact same problem in his 93 z28 and it ended up being the throw out bearing. So I will be ordering a Spec stage 1, new master cylinder and a new slave cylinder next week. I need to find some place that will resurface my flywheel also.
Man, don't resurface, just get a new one. OEM replacements arent but 10-20 bucks more than itll cost you to resurface.
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I can get new ones from Napa or someplace at wholesale cost, but I don't know if they meet OEM specs. I will have to look into it.
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I have some parts on order...tearing it apart Thursday night. Hopefully it is just in the clutch, pp or TO bearing.

Ordered a Ram HDX kit, new GM slave and master cylinder, skip shift eliminator, and short stick.

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