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Re: Clutch Problems 1800 65

posted by  someone claiming to be Steve Seekins on  Thu Nov 5 04:05 CST 1998 [RELATED]

If this were a later car, I would immediately suspect the clutch cable. However, for a hydraulic clutch, the problems are either the clutch master cylinder, the clutch fork, or the input shaft splines - inspect the fork carefully for signs of cracks at the point where the pins for the throwout bearing are - it could be flexing there. Also, inspect the tranny input shaft for any signs of notching where the clutch disc rides - these may not be noticeable except under close inspection after cleaning - if you can feel it with your fingernail, then it can interfere with clutch release. Only real solution is to replace the input shaft.





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