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Re: floating gears in 3/4 ton
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Posted by old on July 08, 2007 at 21:00:30 from (4.244.90.65):
In Reply to: floating gears in 3/4 ton posted by Rich Iowa on July 08, 2007 at 17:52:35:
Only thing a clutch is for is stopping and starting. I shift my chev all the time and only use the clutch when I'm starting or have to stop other wise I don't touch it. I do that also with my 1991 Geo tracker and never have any problems. BUT I also have more then a 1,000,000 miles under my belt and have drove the big rigs and 2 wheelers all my life, so I have BTDT on all sorts of cars, trucks, motorcycles and heavy equipment
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