I recently sniffed a thoroughly unpleasant.. kinda "rotten" smell through the air conditioning system and thought my clutch pumps were leaking again. So I went over to see Fer for a check up. It so happens that clutch fluid was indeed leaking, but not from the pumps. A hole was found in the gearbox housing and many many hours of welding later, all was well and patched.
Since it was in the shop and gearbox was dismantled, I thought it wise to replace the almost-2-year-old clutch (which was soaked in fluid by the way) and repair my synchro whilst Fer was at it. Another dismantling of the gearbox for those reasons would've been costly.
Sadly, I've been sooo busy with work these past weeks that I've no photos (more lost memories) of the welding, clutch that went in and synchro repair :(
Just an update for the sake of updating. Cheers all!
Showing posts with label Clutch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clutch. Show all posts
Monday, April 26, 2010
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Triniti - A union of 3
A clutch is the connector of 3 components. The engine's output shaft, the clutch assembly itself and the flywheel which is directly connected to the gearbox input shaft.
As Chun had found that the Dragon70's friction plate is worn, he'd found a unit of Triniti 6 puck to replace the OEM Exedy unit (sample seen in pic).
The Triniti 6 puck looks awesome but somehow, I feel the lack of absorbers (the little springs situated around the centre) will make the engagement slightly rough and jerky, albeit a whole lot more direct in feel.
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Clutch,
Dragon70,
Friction Plate,
Leng,
RPM Autoworks,
Triniti
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