Clutch Problems
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Clutch Problems
I have a new ('07) GT/CS 3,000mi. When i push the clutch in i hear a rubbing kind of noise. And you can feel it vibrating up through the gear shift. When i let the clutch out, every thing is normal ..HELP !!
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Could be something with the throwout between engaging and disengaging. I would probably bring it back to ford since you don't seem to have any warranty-voiding mods.
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Clutch is covered to 12,000 miles I think, however you should just ditch the stock clutch because it is junk and throw a Spec clutch in there and be happy.
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^^^^
What he said, SPEC is the way to go.
We stock the SPEC Stage 2+ and 3 kits, because they're the most popular. We can get just about any SPEC clutch, however.
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What he said, SPEC is the way to go.
We stock the SPEC Stage 2+ and 3 kits, because they're the most popular. We can get just about any SPEC clutch, however.
LET ME KNOW!!!
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Also with a spec clutch chances are you won't need another clutch for a long time...if ever. A 2+ will hold just about anything most people are planning on doing and a 3, which is what I have, is good for a little more and a 3+ is for some serious power. 2+ would be good for most.
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Our site is being repopulated, and will be done before the end of the month.
www.specclutch.com
Go there, and whatever retail says we can usually cut between 13-16% off of that price. That's a pretty darn good deal. We'll price match, too.
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Go there, and whatever retail says we can usually cut between 13-16% off of that price. That's a pretty darn good deal. We'll price match, too.
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I've got a Spec 3+ and Al flywheel, and it hooks. A little tougher to drive, a little bit of chatter, and a little more gear lash and noise, and overall just tougher to gauge the engagement point. Pedal pressure is about the same as stock.
Don't get me wrong, I like it. Hooks great, doesn't slip going into third like the stocker, but a little bit of comfort and daily drivability is lost.
Don't get me wrong, I like it. Hooks great, doesn't slip going into third like the stocker, but a little bit of comfort and daily drivability is lost.
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See I've been listening for any chatter with my Spec 3 and haven't had any. I agree with you Hatchman on the engagement point though. It takes a little getting used to, but once you get used to it...it makes launching the car a lot of fun.
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I stoped @ my local Ford dealer Friday, they are going to replace the whole clutch, bearings, pressure plate, clutch plate ...everthing. It still bums me out, only 3,000mi on the od.
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Hell at 8k miles they replaced my entire transmission. The 3650 is crap as far as I'm concerned.
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An update.. They put a new throw-out bearing in. Now my clutch is really different. It use to engage about 2"1/2" from the floor. now it's about an 1" and it's a heck of a lot easier to push the pedal in. Does 1" sound about right?
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According to the FSM, 1" or more of clutch pedal reserve is ACCEPTABLE and I've attached the measurement instructions.
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