Is this clutch chatter
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Is this clutch chatter
So I just installed an exedy twin and I hear some new noises. I am not sure if this is the clutch chatter that I have read about as it seems a bit different.
When the car is is just idling it sounds fine, then when I push the clutch in I hear a rattle. When I let the clutch out the rattle goes away. Is this chatter? Is it something else?
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When the car is is just idling it sounds fine, then when I push the clutch in I hear a rattle. When I let the clutch out the rattle goes away. Is this chatter? Is it something else?
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The noise DOES NOT go away when I push the clutch in, it is the opposite. I know that noise is normal with a twin disc. However, I am not sure if what I am experiencing is normal.
Again I only hear a rattle when I push the clutch in. When the clutch is out there is no rattle. Is this normal??
Again I only hear a rattle when I push the clutch in. When the clutch is out there is no rattle. Is this normal??
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The noise DOES NOT go away when I push the clutch in, it is the opposite. I know that noise is normal with a twin disc. However, I am not sure if what I am experiencing is normal.
Again I only hear a rattle when I push the clutch in. When the clutch is out there is no rattle. Is this normal??
Again I only hear a rattle when I push the clutch in. When the clutch is out there is no rattle. Is this normal??
when the clutch is pushed the plates chatter
now if you had chatter when it wasn't pushed in then that would most likely be a bad throwout bearing I believe
clutch in = chatter okay
clutch out = chatter must likely an issue
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Clutch chatter occurs when the clutch cone engages and disengages the case in rapid succession.
^that's what i grabbed from a google link clutch chatter
What I meant by bucking is when you engage and the clutch basically causes the whole car to chatter as you accelerate.
^that's what i grabbed from a google link clutch chatter
What I meant by bucking is when you engage and the clutch basically causes the whole car to chatter as you accelerate.
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