

| Subject: | Re: shuddering clutch |
| From: | mark drillock |
| Date: | Fri, 26 Sep 2003 11:31:31 -0700 |
Could be many things or even not the clutch at all. Does it do it worse in reverse? Worn engine mounts cause or aggravate this if so. A COMPLETE clutch job done yourself is about $200-250 for all the parts and machining if you shop carefully. The tranny weighs under 100 lbs. HarberFright sells a tranny jack for $50 on sale much of the time. These support the tranny much better and I don't know how I lived without one for so long. Mark "Scott W." wrote: > > I am just wondering what the list might think is > going on with my clutch. sometimes when I am letting > it out, the whole back end of the van just starts > shuddering, until I let the clutch slip a bit and then > it will stop, this all happens pretty quick. > So I am thinking I need to replace the clutch and > have the flywheel machined. Would I be correct in > thinking this? I have read something about that in the > archives. > other times, like just now coming back from lunch, it > did not show these symtoms. I would have thought it > would be fairly consistant. > another question would be, how do you guys lower the > tranny on a hydraulic jack without the thing just > falling off the jack? it looks pretty heavy to me and > I would think it not good to just fall off on the > ground....thanks for any help with these questions
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