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clutch clunk
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<blockquote data-quote="chrisflock" data-source="post: 442748" data-attributes="member: 14107"><p>It does on only on decel, and does it happen just when you start to pull the clutch in, or when you pull the lever in far enough that the clutch is completely disengaged?</p><p></p><p>Also, what's your speed like at this point in time?</p><p></p><p>Can you manually cause the noise at higher speeds by quickly snapping the throttle closed and pulling in the clutch? Of course, the noise is going to be harder to detect at higher speeds because of road and wind noise, so you might not notice it in ordinary driving if you aren't listening for it...</p><p></p><p>I am wondering if it could be excess play somewhere in the driveline. I had a pickup that made a similar thunk when you put in the clutch, it was apparently just the two of the gears knocking against one another when the load of the engine was taken off of them...(in other words, 'taking up the slack')</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chrisflock, post: 442748, member: 14107"] It does on only on decel, and does it happen just when you start to pull the clutch in, or when you pull the lever in far enough that the clutch is completely disengaged? Also, what's your speed like at this point in time? Can you manually cause the noise at higher speeds by quickly snapping the throttle closed and pulling in the clutch? Of course, the noise is going to be harder to detect at higher speeds because of road and wind noise, so you might not notice it in ordinary driving if you aren't listening for it... I am wondering if it could be excess play somewhere in the driveline. I had a pickup that made a similar thunk when you put in the clutch, it was apparently just the two of the gears knocking against one another when the load of the engine was taken off of them...(in other words, 'taking up the slack') [/QUOTE]
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