Clutch help....1994 6.5 5sp Dual Mass? etc
OK for the past few days when I push in the clutch, there is a rubbing sound (but not every time) I figure it is the throwout bearing starting to give grief....., and today the tranny was grinding going into reverse. I shut the truck off and put it in reverse and restarted the truck, parked it, then tried it again. everything was OK. Then later I tried it again, and now going into reverse is getting difficult, she grinds.
If I have to pull the tranny and replace the throw-out bearing, pressure plate and the disk, should I look at installing a solid flywheel? How do I know if it has a dual mass without pulling anything first? And is a solid flywheel a direct replacement for the dual mass?
What is the possibility it is the master or slave or both?
1994 6.5L turbo 5sp k2500 142,000 km
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I'll reword this, Do I stick with a dual mass flywheel or should I change it to a solid flywheel, and if I change it, is there anything I need to know or change? I will do the pressure plate, disk, throw out bearing, and pilot bearing.
If I have to pull the tranny and replace the throw-out bearing, pressure plate and the disk, should I look at installing a solid flywheel? How do I know if it has a dual mass without pulling anything first? And is a solid flywheel a direct replacement for the dual mass?
What is the possibility it is the master or slave or both?
1994 6.5L turbo 5sp k2500 142,000 km
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I'll reword this, Do I stick with a dual mass flywheel or should I change it to a solid flywheel, and if I change it, is there anything I need to know or change? I will do the pressure plate, disk, throw out bearing, and pilot bearing.
Last edited by 94turbo-; May 16, 2012 at 06:17 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
the conversion is about 4-500 FOR A SOLID FLYWHEEL Iwould look at your bellhousing there is a grease fitting for your pivot ball it holds your clutch fork on the only way to tell if you have dual mass it has 2 clutch plates. good luck try the grease fitting first
Dual mass flywheels are multi piece flywheels-there is still only 1 clutch disc.
DMF to SMF (Clutch and flywheel) - Diesel Place : Chevrolet and GMC Diesel Truck Forums
Solid flywheel:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/6-5-GM-CHEVROLET-DIESEL-SINGLE-MASS-NEW-FLYWHEEL-/271290577781?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3f2a2db375&vxp=mtr
Definately get the conversion kit to change from dual mass flywheel to solid flywheel if need be-you don't want the dual mass timebomb anymore if that is what it came with.
Rockauto lists a LUK conversion kit with all the parts to switch from dual mass to solid flywheel-get the part # and order locally or buy from them or see if you can get it from a site sponsor here.
DMF to SMF (Clutch and flywheel) - Diesel Place : Chevrolet and GMC Diesel Truck Forums
Solid flywheel:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/6-5-GM-CHEVROLET-DIESEL-SINGLE-MASS-NEW-FLYWHEEL-/271290577781?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3f2a2db375&vxp=mtr
Definately get the conversion kit to change from dual mass flywheel to solid flywheel if need be-you don't want the dual mass timebomb anymore if that is what it came with.
Rockauto lists a LUK conversion kit with all the parts to switch from dual mass to solid flywheel-get the part # and order locally or buy from them or see if you can get it from a site sponsor here.
Last edited by racer55; Oct 15, 2013 at 11:55 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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