garners_69

is it normal for a HKS GD clutch max to rattle when the ckutch is engaged,makes no noise otherwise and seems to work ok otherwise.it is a twin plate clutch

GoodfellaFD3S

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It's normal, and if you perform a 'search' you'll find it's been covered before

Banzai-Racing

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All multi-disc clutches have a rattle when the clutch is dis-engaged (clutch pedal depressed)

DaveW

OP said it rattles when engaged, not when disengaged. Maybe he said it wrong. Or maybe it is the throw-out bearing ***'y or fork, etc. rattling.

Banzai-Racing

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That is exactly my point. They rattle when disengaged, not engaged. If it is rattling when engaged then the problem is something else. Trans bearings, TO bearing etc.

armytim2002

I think it was a confusion. Probably meant engaged as his foot is engaging the pedal not that the clutch is physically engaged.

97SupraTwinTurbo

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Most twin clutches make noise, I haven't heard a quiet one yet. It's sorta like finding a quiet wife, it just doesn't happen. haha

Gringo Grande

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Dibs on this for my sig!

blmcquig

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did the OP even bother reading the warnings about this that come with like EVERY twin plate clutch? rtfm? lol.

armytim2002

Ok maybe Im confused. When you say depressed/disengaged, Im thinking in neutral or clutch pushed in. Is that what you mean? I know that my clutch makes noises when I have it in neutral pedal up. So am I confused and were talking about when you are in gear driving its suppose to "rattle" or am I on the same page as every one else...