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Stopsign32v 08-08-2010 12:03 PM

Does this sound like the clutch?
 
Well we had the Mach 1 down at Mustang Week and it started getting hard to put into gear, mainly 1st and reverse. Then when I would go to shift hard into gear it wouldn't let me go into 2nd. Just would make that horrible grinding noise like I didn't have the clutch pushed in. But driving normal it would shift into gear fine. The shifter is a MGW one and the car has I think 45,000 miles on it.

gamatt 08-08-2010 08:17 PM

Re: Does this sound like the clutch?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stopsign32v (Post 1308450)
Well we had the Mach 1 down at Mustang Week and it started getting hard to put into gear, mainly 1st and reverse. Then when I would go to shift hard into gear it wouldn't let me go into 2nd. Just would make that horrible grinding noise like I didn't have the clutch pushed in. But driving normal it would shift into gear fine. The shifter is a MGW one and the car has I think 45,000 miles on it.

Make sure you clutch cable is tight enough to full disengage.

eatonmach1 08-08-2010 09:14 PM

Re: Does this sound like the clutch?
 
Re adjust your clutch quadrant under the dash, its a big plastic toothed thing you will see it lol. Could be low on merc V fluid also. If you were doggin the clutch alot it could have reset the tension by accident. Reason I say this is because when you pull up on the clutch pedal it resets the quadrant. Hope this helps.

Stopsign32v 08-09-2010 01:51 AM

Re: Does this sound like the clutch?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by eatonmach1 (Post 1308564)
Re adjust your clutch quadrant under the dash, its a big plastic toothed thing you will see it lol. Could be low on merc V fluid also. If you were doggin the clutch alot it could have reset the tension by accident. Reason I say this is because when you pull up on the clutch pedal it resets the quadrant. Hope this helps.

Yea I knew about this deal but never really looked into it. From what I understand you could pull the clutch pedal up and it clicks or something? Can you explain exactly what I should do in more detail? Everything to do with the transmission and clutch is 100% stock besides the MGW shifter.

04'mach1 08-09-2010 07:51 PM

Re: Does this sound like the clutch?
 
the stock quadrant is a plastic one w/ another piece of plastic w/ teeth and both have springs so when you reach down w/ your hand and pull the clutch pedal toward the seat it's suppse to self adjust the cable to the correct setting. hopefully that expalins how it works a little.

nikbait 09-04-2010 05:31 PM

Re: Does this sound like the clutch?
 
Will a Fiore quadrant do the same thing, adjust the cable back to stock position?

RollTideMach 09-04-2010 10:47 PM

Re: Does this sound like the clutch?
 
if you replace the stock unit with a fiore quadrant u will have to get a firewall adjuster if im not mistaken.

nikbait 09-07-2010 10:17 PM

Re: Does this sound like the clutch?
 
I have both of those in the Fiore, installed.


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