Bellhousing Pressure plate contact
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During the clutch swap, we found severe pressure plate damage to the outside and inner bellhousing damage. Common idea was maybe due to the wrong size pressureplate. Now, I am running a 402 PP and there seems to be contact again. Any thoughts? Seems to only contact after spirited driving, not all the time.
Please help me, or my car is going to the shredder (wife will make me trade it in).
Jonathan Hays
Please help me, or my car is going to the shredder (wife will make me trade it in).
Jonathan Hays
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I just swapped out my pressure plate myself. I'd have to ask if you took the bolts down cross wise evenly so as your forks are all even. Also did you torque the pressure plate hold down bolts? It seems like your pressure plate isn't as tight as it maybe should be.. I wouldn't run it anymore until I figured out what is wrong or you might get hurt, Fred
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I am still having some engaugement issues, so I haven't been pushing the car, still waiting to install an adjustable Master. Want to work out one issue at a time. Running an ls6 flywheel with a 402PP and a 6130 disk. Any known issues with this combo?
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You have an f-body right?
On my Corvette there is almost no clearance between the 402PP and the bellhousing. I cant put my pinky between them. If the clutch is put together right the only thing I can think of would be the thrust bearing in the engine, but even if it was gone it probably wouldnt hit the bellhousing.
On my Corvette there is almost no clearance between the 402PP and the bellhousing. I cant put my pinky between them. If the clutch is put together right the only thing I can think of would be the thrust bearing in the engine, but even if it was gone it probably wouldnt hit the bellhousing.
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Originally Posted by 66ImpalaLT1
Looks like all that damage was cause by the springs that came out of the hub.