Posted by mj on September 15, 2016 at 07:53:04 from (216.237.69.35):
In Reply to: Newer trucks? posted by kickinbull on September 14, 2016 at 17:34:19:
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You can't 'force' it- You gotta 'FEEL' it in, just like a big truck! Tricky, but it can be done.
The clutch in question is a 'dual-mass' abortion used by Chrysler with the Daimler-mandated G56 6-speed, which does not hold a candle to the pre G56 6-speed (NV5600) which had a proven single-disc clutch. Call South Bend and they will fix you up. The G56 shifts easier and has a more logical shift pattern but has an aluminum case and one less bearing. Dual disc clutches have been tried before, with the same result. I think that the 'enganeers' size them to please the 'bean-counters' and they don't have the capacity for the intended application! Follow the money! 8)
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