putting a clutch in my 92 one ton

[joshjuniorr]

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got it all out lol. its nice not having to rush and bust a$$ trying to get done with it all. Not bad for a dude with one good hand eh ?

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wasnt paying attention when i was backing the pressure plate bolts loose and got a ratcht wrench stuck on the housing lol.

 

[badazzbulldog]

go with a centerforce clutch if your gonna upgrade always had good luck with them

 

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id say they were shot...flywheel was so bad it had cracks in it. Seemed fairly new being that other than the cracks there was barely any grooves or wear at the edge of wear the clutch rode.

 

[joshjuniorr]

everything is ready to go back in but none of the part stores have the gasket that goes between the transfer and the transmission. At work on the hmmwv's we just use rtv instead of a gasket. Anyone know if that'll be fine on here?

 

[badazzbulldog]

are there any trans rebuild shops near you? they would be your best bet to get a gasket

 

[joshjuniorr]

lol i cant believe i didnt think of that. ill make a few calls later on today

 

[joshjuniorr]

looks like I might have to spring for a trans jack. Can't get it lined up. The angles are off using my floor jack. Its too heavy for me to lift and manipulate

 

[badazzbulldog]

check with tool rental places, alot of the ones around here rent those and engine hoists

 

[joshjuniorr]

Found one. 35 bucks a day. Not bad.

 

[Mike]

RTV is fine. Drain all the fluid out of the tranny, will make it lighter and more workable.