Resurface pressure plate?
04-30-2007, 03:32 PM
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Resurface pressure plate?
My rear main is leaking so i gotta take my tranny off for the third time in a month 
I know i need a new clutch disk, even thought it isn't slipping, but can i have my pressure plate resurfaced like the flywheel or do i need to buy a new one? I would rather not as my clutch/pressure plate is only 600 miles old.
Anywho, are pressure plates resurface-able?
I know i need a new clutch disk, even thought it isn't slipping, but can i have my pressure plate resurfaced like the flywheel or do i need to buy a new one? I would rather not as my clutch/pressure plate is only 600 miles old. Anywho, are pressure plates resurface-able?
04-30-2007, 03:57 PM
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No need to replace the disk or the pressure plate if they are only 600 miles old. If you had to do that every time a tranny came out, we that drag race religiously would be on well fare lol.
If your flywheel was resurfaced 600 miles ago as well, I wouldn't bother with that either, it's still fresh.
If your flywheel was resurfaced 600 miles ago as well, I wouldn't bother with that either, it's still fresh.
04-30-2007, 04:21 PM
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Re: (Jay_Sensing)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Jay_Sensing »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">No need to replace the disk or the pressure plate if they are only 600 miles old. If you had to do that every time a tranny came out, we that drag race religiously would be on well fare lol.
If your flywheel was resurfaced 600 miles ago as well, I wouldn't bother with that either, it's still fresh.</TD></TR></TABLE>
but what about the fact that the rear main was leaking oil? Im just afraid the disk is going to be soaked and my flywheel/pressure plate having hot spots because of the oil
If your flywheel was resurfaced 600 miles ago as well, I wouldn't bother with that either, it's still fresh.</TD></TR></TABLE>
but what about the fact that the rear main was leaking oil? Im just afraid the disk is going to be soaked and my flywheel/pressure plate having hot spots because of the oil
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It depends on whether they are bad or not. You can look at them and tell honestly. The clutch will have a darker discoloration and you can't miss hot spots on the flywheel.
I am not saying you aren't right, I am just saying don't spend money you don't have too until you are sure they are hurt.
I am not saying you aren't right, I am just saying don't spend money you don't have too until you are sure they are hurt.
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Re: (Jay_Sensing)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Jay_Sensing »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">It depends on whether they are bad or not. You can look at them and tell honestly. The clutch will have a darker discoloration and you can't miss hot spots on the flywheel.
I am not saying you aren't right, I am just saying don't spend money you don't have too until you are sure they are hurt. </TD></TR></TABLE>
yea i was thinking that too. I'll just rip her up and see if the disk is soaked or not.
Thanks
I am not saying you aren't right, I am just saying don't spend money you don't have too until you are sure they are hurt. </TD></TR></TABLE>
yea i was thinking that too. I'll just rip her up and see if the disk is soaked or not.
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