Clutch problem...
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Clutch problem...
I have an 87 Ford ranger, 2.9 five speed four wheel drive. It has a clutch problem, and I don't have much experience with it, due to the fact I'm only 16. It doesn't make any noises or anything, but, it won't drive. It'll start, and runs awesome, but, I can put the truck in gear, running, with no clutch, and go nowhere at all. ....help?
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From: Beavercreek oh
I know this maybe hard to beleave but I lost a drive shaft once and never knew it!!! I thought I had lost the clutch, didn't discover the drive shaft was gone until I had it towed home and put it up on jack stands, never did find the shaft.
John
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Ok, The tranfer case would be a good idea, but, I have a push button four wheel drive. I did check the drive shaft though, lol, and it's there. To be a bit more specific, its as if somebody just took all the torque from my tranny. I can put the truck in gear, running, without pushing in the clutch....it acts like I'm holding in the clutch at all times.
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Alright, I'll try that, and get back to you tomarrow. The push button's a pain in the ... I'll try that, though. All you have to do for the push button...is push a button, lol. But half the time, it doesn't engage. To engage it, I push the button, it attempts to engage it, but fails, so I push it again to turn it off. I drive forward, oh, ten feet, and do it again. Repeat untill both front wheels are engaged. Yea, like I said, a pain.
