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Did you turn the flywheel? Install a new throw out bearing?
Of course.
I’m not going to assume you did, hence me asking. You may be surprised to learn that most don’t
It is difficult to get into first gear without grinding, unless I first shift into 2nd then right away shift into first. Cold, it doesn't do that, it slips right in.
Does not want to easily go into first unless I first shift into 2nd, then immediately into first. The 2nd to the last clutch, which I assume had a friction plate that had asbestos in it, didn't do that, it shifted the same whether hot or cold, but the last one would act up hot, and this new one seems like its doing the same thing. That's why I was wondering it the new type material is to blame.
Yes.
I've been just living with it, as I have the big heavy duty trans, we have moved and I can't find my transmission jack, and the trans is too heavy for my 70 year old azz to slide out by myself.
People actually try to re-use an old throwout bearing? Penny-wise and pound foolish for sure.
