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So the clutch has never been 'super' in my Corvette. I think it's baked, but the question is, will it come back?
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1oh yeah, a few miles of good driving and it'll be good as new0%0Get off the crack100.00%1Doing it all wrong since 1966 -
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I think I'd pop it open and give it a look. Cleaning up the flywheel and pressure plate and tossing in a new disc will beat walking home and buying all three. Unless you enjoy hiking and have your eye on a double disc anyway.My hobby is needing a hobby.Comment
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At this point I'd try "a few miles of good driving" and see if it comes back and then option 2. What's going on, is it grabby or too much slip to lockup?
Tim
Melbourne Australia
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If that's the case it's fried, get it out of there
Last edited by 65RHDEER; October 15, 2020, 10:36 PM.Tim
Melbourne Australia
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