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RustyFarmall 09-28-2009 14:00:13 209.152.78.140 32846 Report to Moderator	Did you inspect the pilot bearing? [Reply]  [Send Email]
John T 09-28-2009 14:40:22 66.244.97.31 32847 Report to Moderator	Re: 671 Detroit Clutch problem in reply to RustyFarmall, 09-28-2009 14:00:13   Thanks Rusty NO HE DID NOT I guess if its froze up that could make the tranny shaft keep turning even with a proper working clutch right????????????? John T   [Reply]  [No Email]
Billy Ky 09-28-2009 19:57:21 205.188.116.206 32849 Report to Moderator	Re: 671 Detroit Clutch problem in reply to John T, 09-28-2009 14:40:22   try putting a thin flat washer between pressure plate and flywheel under each bolt..it will move the pressure plate out just a little and sometimes it's enough...i've done that a few times and it worked good on clutches that would not release otherwise...   [Reply]  [No Email]
Jon Hagen 09-28-2009 21:26:29 70.41.64.58 32852 Report to Moderator	Re: 671 Detroit Clutch problem in reply to Billy Ky, 09-28-2009 19:57:21   Name: Jon Hagen (Reserved Name) E-Mail: Subject: Re: 671 Detroit Clutch problem In Reply to: Re: 671 Detroit Clutch problem posted by Billy Ky on September 28, 2009 at 19:57:21: Body of Message: Two problems causing no clutch release on 6-71 that I have seen , 1 wrong disc for the flywheel or pressure plate, ( if the splined hub is too large diameter or too long so it rubs on the flywheel or prerssure plate, it will cause a no release condition.) 2 If the trans was plugged into the clutch disc and allowed to sag before piloting into the bellhousing, the disc may have been bent so the disc still contacts the released pressure plate and flywheel. One contact point on the flywheel side and another 180 degrees opposite on the pressure plate.   [Reply]  [No Email]