time for a clutch
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time for a clutch
I am getting some random clutch slippage. It last for about a week and then goes away for about a month or so. This don't seem right to me. I have intake, turbo back stacks, ww, and of cousre a DP with 140 aggressive. I am not planning on getting any more major hp upgrades for a while. My truck is a daily drive and I do some pulling aroung the farm.I have heard about south bends, and Luk any others. What do you guys recommend for my set up? Thanks for the input.
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From: Sapulpa OK
Intermittant slippage could be caused by a fuel or oil leak in the valley and leaking into your clutch housing and saturating your disc. Had it happen to me. Ordered a new clutch from Southbend and by the time it got here I had the fuel leak fixed and the clutch disc dried out and was working as good as ever. I put the new disc in anyway and have saved the old disc.
