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Clutch issues....

Hello all, just bought a 98 2.5 it needs some clutch work. The clutch pedle has a piece of wood in between a plug and pedle. If I take it out the clutch does not work. Is it rigged for travel play in the pedle? When I'm driving it it the clutch does not slip. I went to check about getting the clutch replaced WOW $700. Any advice from you guys would be great. The truck was sitting for a year off and on starting though. Is there any after market clutch kit you guys recommend?
 

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Originally Posted by kris9r
Hello all, just bought a 98 2.5 it needs some clutch work. The clutch pedle has a piece of wood in between a plug and pedle. If I take it out the clutch does not work. Is it rigged for travel play in the pedle? When I'm driving it it the clutch does not slip. I went to check about getting the clutch replaced WOW $700. Any advice from you guys would be great. The truck was sitting for a year off and on starting though. Is there any after market clutch kit you guys recommend?
it depends, are your planning on doing any other engine performance mods, like a turbo or anything or are you keeping this one stock?

700 sounds about right to have a shop do it. its really not to hard if you have the basic know how, a couple (2 would be prefect but at least 1) of friends, and a few hours.
 
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wood?

please go into more detail about this piece of wood.
You said the clutch works with it in. The clutch should be ok.
 
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The actual clutch seems ok if it doesn't slip, you need to take care of the linkage problems first before considering a new clutch. More details or pictures on this will help
 
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If you do plan on putting a new clutch in, I say just do it yourself if you have some mechanical skills and some tools. It really isn't that hard and you could get it done in a weekend.
 
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Thanks guys for your input.
 
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