New Pressure plate or not?
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New Pressure plate or not?
first off, sorry for such a newbie question..
I got a GXL and just had the engine rebuilt, but before returning the engine to the car I need to know if I need a pressure plate.. The clutch disc is in the later part of its life so I'm going to replace it regardless.. but I have no idea if I need to do the pressure plate..
it does have a little bit of notching [tell me if you need a pict] on the fingers..
The car's a GXL with a normal rebuild [no power mods] [though I was considering megasquirt I really don't know how to possibly go about it..]
Oh one more thing.. most of the intake system that I could see was kinda nasty.. [the inside], is there an easy way to clean it out?
Thanks!
-Derekcat
I got a GXL and just had the engine rebuilt, but before returning the engine to the car I need to know if I need a pressure plate.. The clutch disc is in the later part of its life so I'm going to replace it regardless.. but I have no idea if I need to do the pressure plate..
it does have a little bit of notching [tell me if you need a pict] on the fingers..
The car's a GXL with a normal rebuild [no power mods] [though I was considering megasquirt I really don't know how to possibly go about it..]
Oh one more thing.. most of the intake system that I could see was kinda nasty.. [the inside], is there an easy way to clean it out?
Thanks!
-Derekcat
If you consider the disc in the final stages of it's life, consider the pressure plate the same. The springs become weak from heat, and as the pilot bearing and throwout bearing should be replaced, time for a new pressure plate. As they are relatively inexpensive, the installation of new parts will save you a great deal of aggrevation in the future.
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