Posted by TooTall69 on April 17, 2016 at 08:30:08 from (209.213.159.224):
In Reply to: Dodge 2500 clutch posted by 4wdtom on April 14, 2016 at 11:58:46:
The diesel is the only one that uses a dual mass flywheel. Chevy, Ford, and Dodge all use it, but it is only for diesels to eliminate the pulsing of the diesel in the driveline. This eliminated problems with the bearings and gear set. There is a shim that can be put in behind the flywheel that puts it back out to factory specs, but these are usually not necessary until you have to grind the flywheel. With only 60k on the clutch, it's possible that there is another problem, such as a leaking rear seal. If there is an inspection cover, try to see what the disk looks like.
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