

| Subject: | Re: clutch chatter in reverse |
| From: | Mike Collum |
| Date: | Mon, 17 Jul 2006 12:10:48 -0400 |
Maybe I should have said clutch release fork. Mike Mike Collum wrote: > Worn fingers on the clutch release bearing can cause this, too. > > Mike > > > Joel VanderKwaak wrote: > >> Hello collective wisdom, >> >> As the subject line says, I'm experiencing occasional clutch chatter >> when in >> reverse. No noticeable problems in forward gears - drove 300 miles >> yesterday >> at 75 mph, then had vibration backing away from my garage. >> >> The archives of this and other lists suggest the following: >> - loose engine mounts >> - worn needle bearing >> - main seal leak >> >> Anyone have other opinions or things to investigate? >> >> The clutch and related parts are about a year old (Luk heavy duty >> kit), with >> about 10K miles on them. The van is a 1991 Multivan with a syncro >> transaxle. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Joel >> >
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