Clutch slipping
10-29-2002, 03:40 PM
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Clutch slipping
With 97,895 miles on my truck my clutch started slipping. Not to bad but once I got loaded with a mixed load of 24 head of heifers and steers and on my 32 mile drive from the farm to the stockyard it was slipping very bad.<br>Once I got unloaded on my way home it was still slipping at times. Stopped by Black Mountian Diesel and got a price and I guess I am going to have to get it replaced before Dyno Day.<br>I hope
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10-29-2002, 09:38 PM
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Re:Clutch slipping
Mine's been slipping for close to 6 months now. 
<br><br>Dang thing will come right back if I baby it for a couple 100 miles and then when I tare into it it will start slipping again. :
<br><br>BMD knows of my predicament and will soon be taking care of it also. 8) After it's fixed who knows what may find it's way into the engine bay. 
<br><br>Darrell
<br><br>Dang thing will come right back if I baby it for a couple 100 miles and then when I tare into it it will start slipping again. : <br><br>BMD knows of my predicament and will soon be taking care of it also. 8) After it's fixed who knows what may find it's way into the engine bay. <br><br>Darrell
10-31-2002, 12:56 PM
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Re:Clutch slipping
I would recommend a South Bend Clutch... Pete kicks for customer service, and they don't just rebadge OEM or LUK clutches... he actually does R&D. Take note - he's also came up with the fix for guy with twin-turbo Toyota Supra's that put out 1100HP on their stock bottom ends!! no !! Anyways, the Supra crowd thinks the world of his clutches... so do I...
