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New clutch.. - wildpib - 10-26-2017
Hi all..
I got prostar 2009 cm871 identical to Rawze truck... it's time to get New clutch..
Any advice on clutch type and xtra job when old clutch drop off..
Rawze when u put New clutch on your truck.. did u go with the stock one..
Thanks all
RE: New clutch.. - Rawze - 10-26-2017
I finally had to replace my clutch for the first time at 1.05 million miles. It was not worn down, a spring broke from fatigue and was rolling around inside it.
I went with a new eaton 1850 clutch and complete clutch install kit, new inputs shaft, bushings, etc.
While i was at it, i also replaced the flywheel housing gasket, rerar main enigne seal, rear motor mounts, fuel tank straps, and other nick-nacks.
I would also recommend, if they have more than 500k miles on them, replacing ALL of the u-joints for both drive shafts, front and rear + carrier bearing while the tranny was out and everything apart. Check shaft end play on the differentials, and have the top plate pulled + a thorough inspection done to the tranny.
Also replacing the clutch brake with a 2-piece style brake of some decent quality.
RE: New clutch.. - 389driver - 10-26-2017
I'd do everything Rawze said plus...
Alot of guys will probably disagree with me, but if the truck has more than 750k miles on it, and the transmission hasn't been touched, I'd have a bearing kit installed in the transmission.
RE: New clutch.. - Brock - 10-26-2017
Unless your hauling heavy or running high horsepower, you cannot go wrong with the easypedal.
Make sure you get the install kit, cross shafts etc and like Rawze said.... while it's out, easy to do the rear main seal...... hard when tranny is in.
RE: New clutch.. - Waterloo - 10-27-2017
Easypedal in mine, very nice. And take care of everything you can afford to under there when the transmission is out.
;-)
RE: New clutch.. - DRIVELINE - 10-27-2017
shift tower,isolator bushing.be like a new truck
RE: New clutch.. - Volvo8873 - 11-14-2024
Just bringing up an old thread. I’m gonna change my clutch this winter to an easy pedal manual clutch as I can tell my mine (self adjusting) is getting wonky and hard to push in.
Question is do you guys resurface your flywheels or just buy a new one?
Thanks
RE: New clutch.. - Rawze - 11-15-2024
(11-14-2024 )Volvo8873 Wrote: Just bringing up an old thread. I’m gonna change my clutch this winter to an easy pedal manual clutch as I can tell my mine (simplex) is getting wonky and hard to push in.
Question is do you guys resurface your flywheels or just buy a new one?
Thanks
- Do all you can while clutch and tranny is out. Motor mounts, flywheel surfaced, input shaft replaced + bearing + replace clutch-brake with a split type (tranny kit), rear main seal, flywheel housing re-sealed if it is leaky, etc.etc.etc.
RE: New clutch.. - Mr Hagg - 11-15-2024
We resurface our flywheels but they do measure them and if they tell us its getting close on the thickness. we scrape it and install new one...