Clutch Problem
Finally, a fix to this dreaded problem. I think this post should be the first thing in all the FAQs etc. This is too common a problem for others to have to suffer through. Imagine, just changing a clutch causes this much grief. Is there something different in the design of the S's clutch assembly? How come this never happened with my Civic SiR?????
Thanks dbzerk.
Thanks dbzerk.
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If they followed the service manual exactly as it is written you shouldn't have a problem... In there it will tell you exactly where to apply high temp grease..
I'm thinking about (no.. I'm going to do that tomorrow) to lube as much as I can reach through the hole where the clutch fork pivots.
Billman250 Posted: Dec 5 2006, 03:33 AM
That is whay I'm going to do.
What does "disengage the fork" mean?
I'm trying to "go in" as prepaired as possible
Billman250 Posted: Dec 5 2006, 03:33 AM
Pull the slave, disengage the fork, reach in there with a coat hanger with a small tic-tac sized blob of grease.
What does "disengage the fork" mean?
I'm trying to "go in" as prepaired as possible







