Vp Special K

Is there anyway to check if the throw out bearing is installed without dropping the tranny? just swapped tranny back in and im not sure if i forgot the throw out bearing or not. Would a missing throwout bearing cause no presure in the clutch pedal even after trying to bleed it?

nocturnaldragon

Yea because it gives the resistance needed for the clutch system, kinda hard to explain without showing you a picture. Anyhow im sure you put it in there, its difficult to leave it out, But to check remove the rubber boot that your slave cylinder goes into the bell housing. Now check your shift fork the Y side of it, should actually be inside the thowout bearing. The other end I would be the part pressing against the piston in the slave cylinder. Check your system for leaks tho propably near the Master Cylinder for the clutch assembly look in the car for leaks.......

Vp Special K

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nocternaldragon &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Yea because it gives the resistance needed for the clutch system, kinda hard to explain without showing you a picture. Anyhow im sure you put it in there, its difficult to leave it out, But to check remove the rubber boot that your slave cylinder goes into the bell housing. Now check your shift fork the Y side of it, should actually be inside the thowout bearing. The other end I would be the part pressing against the piston in the slave cylinder. Check your system for leaks tho propably near the Master Cylinder for the clutch assembly look in the car for leaks....... </TD></TR></TABLE>

good info, thanks for the help ill check them out