TwinTurbo93

I have like about 5K miles on my new clutch, it was changed completely with bearings pressure plate, including a 9.5lb fly. also.

Here's the question:
If I drive in traffic (which is very common here in NYC) for more than 8-10 min. it get little harder and feels like a on-off switch when I press on it and let go, it even makes slight click in the midle.
What the heck it could be, any clue ?????

Thanks,
John Gazivoda.

TwinTurbo93

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Mr rx-7 tt

iTrader: (5)

Did you grease your throw out bearing?

TwinTurbo93

Ohh yeah, very much.

BigIslandSevens

iTrader: (4)

Did you inspect the shift fork for cracks? They are pretty famouse for cracking and causing problems. Maybe try pulling the inspection cover and have someone push the clutch thru its motion. ( While you watch the action thru the inspection hole)

Also the clip that locks the TO bearing into the PP may have been damaged and could be catching causing the noise.

So far those are my thoughts.

MakoRacing

iTrader: (12)

You shouldnt drive in traffic if you have a 9.5lb flywheel...its VERY bad for it and it will wear out even faster

TwinTurbo93

Never inspected the shift fork but the clip that hooks up the TO bearing seemed perfect.

Do I have a choice, not if want to drive this car, I freaking live in the middle of the worlds bigest traffic, I whanna kill myself sometimes.

MakoRacing

iTrader: (12)

lol....get a pinto for a daily driver!

TwinTurbo93

Hahahah, Well actualy I got a new porsche cayenne about 2 weeks ago, so it will be little easyer for my Rex,

MakoRacing

iTrader: (12)

Pinto ...porsche ....same thing! =P