

| Subject: | Re: Sachs Clutches |
| From: | Karl Mullendore |
| Date: | Fri, 29 Jan 1999 14:26:05 -0500 |
I have never had a 'chatter' problem with Sachs clutches in my shop. Of course, the flywheel is always resurfaced (unless by some fluke it is perfect, which is very rare), and if the clutch release fork shows even the slightest wear, I replace it also. When installing the trans, unless you have a real trans jack, get a friend to help support it while you bolt things together- any stress on the input shaft of the trans could warp the disc. Finally, keep things clean, wash off any grease or dirty fingerprints. Also to remember is that the Vanagon is a 'truck', not a car, and should be driven differently, i.e. no 'jackrabbit' starts or riding the clutch. Karl Westyman Ent.
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