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I have 95 Chevy k1500 with a 5.3ls an have the nv4500Truck runs great but issues with clutch fully engaging. When I start truck in gear it will pull t
- Thread starter Martin22
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DieselAmateur
She ain't revved 'til the rods are thrown...
Sounds like the clutch is not disengaging is what you mean to say? As in when you have the clutch pedal depressed power is still being transferred to the transmission?
Read through my thread here, covers about every part of the clutch system and what parts can go wrong
Read through my thread here, covers about every part of the clutch system and what parts can go wrong
Hard Shifting NV4500, less than 2 years on clutch
I'm pulling the tranny this weekend to swap in a new one, but wanted to post here in case I'm missing anything before tearing into it and can't get parts after hours. Last April I did a new clutch, pressure plate, throw out bearing, fork, fork pivot, and slave cylinder. Clutch was NAPA brand...
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MrMarty51
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Welcome to the forum Martin.
Most times, when a vehicle with manual transmission in neutral end clutch engaged, the will tend to creep s!ightly until the lube is pushed away from the gears and shafts.
Most times, when a vehicle with manual transmission in neutral end clutch engaged, the will tend to creep s!ightly until the lube is pushed away from the gears and shafts.