I wish it were that cool!!!!!!!!! Try 99 and 50% humidity for the last 28 days, we usually do not see this until late July early August. June is usually one of our wettest months so I planted sod about mid may, not a drop of rain since then. If you have an outdoor activitiy and want to prevent rain I will sell you a piece of my sod and I guarantee you it will not rain LOL!!!
As far as the noises, I have chased them all in the past with no improvement so I would hope others would learn from my mistakes.
Our cars even dailey drivers for all practical purposes see no wear. I work in a plant environment where equipment runs at 3600 rpm, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In fact our mean time between failure on pumps is 4.4 years. That is equivalent to 1,927,200 miles assuming 50 mph. In reality it is much worse if the pump has a 3.375" shaft turning at 3600 rpm, it is 1734 miles per day, or 632,959 miles per year is what the linear distance the shaft turns. We will pick up a bearing vibration and change it at the next turnaround, usually 6 months down the road, so even when we think the bearing is bad it will travel another 312,000 miles.
I really do not think the throw out bearing will wear out if it is in constant contact with the clutch fingers at all times.
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Originally Posted by elmariachi
Madmaxx lives here in Houston where its 95* and 50* humidity today. All standard answers this time of year involve "No labor required at this time."
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