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Old 06-11-2008, 01:12 PM
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My clutch is starting to slip noticably, in 5th gear when I step on it a bit. I bought the the car a few years ago it is a 92 CR It had 12,000 miles when I got it and has about 15K total now. I do tend to drive spiritedly. Motor is a 351 W. with around 400Hp. Mcleod Bell Housing, mated to a Richmond 5-Speed.
I have no idea of the clutch, any recommendations for a clutch pressure plate combo??
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Ken, may I make a guess, you're out of adjustment?
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Old 06-11-2008, 02:25 PM
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DV's probably right. 15k for a clutch is a bit quick, even for spirited driving. I wrote out the steps for a fellow ERA owner, including photos, on how to adjust your clutch. Do a quick search and if you can't find it let me know. I've posted links to it several times -- it's a ten minute job.
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Ken, You should try adjusting it first. If that does not do the job good enough, I can give you a recomendation on what clutch I used. My clutch is a King Cobra clutch, pressure plate and I think a Stock type Ford throwout bearing but It could be King Cobra also, I am not positive on that because I went to Mustangs Plus in Stockton and ordered the whole kit thru them.
Ken, You have a PM.

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Kens67Cobra,
Do yourself a favor and read this whole thread. I know it starts out as a hydraulic clutch question but it will describe your problem exactly and how to make it right. 15k on such a light car and the clutch going away is NOT normal, it is a perfect sign and mileage for a simple adjustment-unless you're really ridiing the clutch a lot
Changing t5 cable clutch to external slave hydrolic
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