'92 Eclipse clutch
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I am changing the clutch in my '92 Eclipse. Anyone had experience with this that you could share, or any tips?? I have never done this before.

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Change the disc, pressure plate, and throwout bearing when you do the job. Have the flywheel resurfaced.
Check autolibrary.org for some R&R information.
Check autolibrary.org for some R&R information.
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i changed the clutch, pressure plate and throwout bearing, following the steps in the book precisely, i still hear grinding whern the clutch is engaged and it still will not engage 4th gear and now i have no reverse.....any suggestions??????
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I r&r the clutch because it was slipping and I could hear a grinding noise while the clutch was engaged, but it was only in the first 2 gears, 3rd was ok, but would slip occasionally and it always slipped out of 4th gear so I had to go from 3rd to 5th. reverse was fine but after clutch r&r I have no reverse, still will not hold 4th, grinding noise still there, but no slippage.
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Likely internal tranny problems, such as a bad synchro or other internal failure.
Did you have the flywheel resurfaced? Mileage?
Did you have the flywheel resurfaced? Mileage?
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i did not resurface the flywheel, but it was in like new condition, there are 160,000 miles on the vehicle
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Can't tell much by looking---the flywheel should be resurfaced.
Sounds like internal failure inside--makes sense at the mileage you are at.
Sounds like internal failure inside--makes sense at the mileage you are at.
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Originally posted by huckle_berry
i did not resurface the flywheel, but it was in like new condition, there are 160,000 miles on the vehicle
i did not resurface the flywheel, but it was in like new condition, there are 160,000 miles on the vehicle
I come from a 5.0 mustang backround, but the theory is all the same.
I just purchased a second mustang and second gear is out, it pops out. When the tranny went out in my other stang, second gear grinds.
I agree with Joe that you almost certainly have internal tranny problems.
Is your clutch adjusted properly?? Check your clutch adj. Sometimes this can cause massive problems.
This time, resurface your flywheel. Good luck!
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Sorry man but I doubt the problem is the clutch. There is a very small chance it the linkage but more than likely it an internal tranny problem
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