well here is the story im driving my car then i park it then the next morning i get in and cant press the clutch to the floor well after further investigation we notice that the clutch arm is stuck pretty far up well we tap it down and it seems to work fine then press on the clutch and no pressure then i bleed the clutch for like 3 hours ...nothing.... pull the tranny off and shift fork is fine look at the pressure plate and the teeth are all depressed well i start to pull the pressure plate off and the teeth go back to normal positioning and it seems fine and has no play so my question is.. is the pressure plate f!@#ed or is it ok.. clutch is act extreme pp with street disc.. should i put it back together or buy a new pressure plate?/ any help is very appreciated!!

 

ttt really need help on this one guys

 

come on guys i need some ideas about this so i can fix my car

 

umm kay guess nobody knows jack **** about this

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fkncivic &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">... look at the pressure plate and the teeth are all depressed well i start to pull the pressure plate off and the teeth go back to normal positioning and it seems fine...</TD></TR></TABLE>So at this point, did you finish dismantling it to see WHY? Or did you just tighten the PP bolts back up & go? Sounds like something's broken, & we can't see it from here. I think you're going to have to actually take the clutch out & look at it.

 

took the pp completely off and the fingers popped back into position everything else seems completely fine pp fingers didnt even have any play in them oh well im sending it to act to see if they will warantee it or even tell me if it is ok....

 

When a pressure plate is torqued down the fingers will straighten out. Thats just the nature of the beast. I'm not saying you don't have some problem though.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fkncivic &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">... im sending it to act to see if they will warantee it or even tell me if it is ok....</TD></TR></TABLE>Yeah; I was guessing something had come apart in there, but unless it's obvious like a loose spring bouncing around... ?

I suppose you could set it on some kind of press & use the TO bearing to push down on the fingers. Verify it's moving correctly. But call ACT & see if they'll simply swap you another one.