Bad clutch sound?
Bad clutch sound?
So I recently replaced my stock clutch with a stage 3 action clutch since I’m planning on adding more power, but after a couple of days it started making a weird sound. It sounds like when the window motor is trying to send the window up but makes like a struggling sound. I don’t know if it’s the fly wheel or the throw out bearing.
So I recently replaced my stock clutch with a stage 3 action clutch since I’m planning on adding more power, but after a couple of days it started making a weird sound. It sounds like when the window motor is trying to send the window up but makes like a struggling sound. I don’t know if it’s the fly wheel or the throw out bearing.
Why have you not done the same?
FWIW from what I understand Infiniti's do not play well with aftermarket parts.
On my previous 06 G35 6 speed it still had the original clutch when I traded it in at 171796 miles
A properly driven manual shift vehicle should see 200k miles before a clutch replacement is needed
It has been many many years since I replaced a clutch on my 55 Chevy but the job consisted of a new clutch disc, a new pressure plate, and a throw-out bearing.
Why have you not done the same?
FWIW from what I understand Infiniti's do not play well with aftermarket parts.
On my previous 06 G35 6 speed it still had the original clutch when I traded it in at 171796 miles
A properly driven manual shift vehicle should see 200k miles before a clutch replacement is needed
Why have you not done the same?
FWIW from what I understand Infiniti's do not play well with aftermarket parts.
On my previous 06 G35 6 speed it still had the original clutch when I traded it in at 171796 miles
A properly driven manual shift vehicle should see 200k miles before a clutch replacement is needed
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Trying to describe something like this is nearly impossible.
For the future, when you replace the clutch you do the flywheel, throwout bearing, the master and slave cylinder, and all the fluid.
Did you reuse the flywheel? God I hope not lol.
Trying to describe something like this is nearly impossible.
For the future, when you replace the clutch you do the flywheel, throwout bearing, the master and slave cylinder, and all the fluid.
Did you reuse the flywheel? God I hope not lol.
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