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Roy, I've heard that a really good pounding (heavy rubber mallet) on the
area around the clutch assembly while you work the clutch will sometimes
disconnect it. The plates become fused from sitting. Not an uncommon
problem.
Do some Googling, I thought I'd seen something out there about this type
of thing. Also check Rennlist, Pelican, and PCA.
DS
95 993 Coupe
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- 05-05 05:30 PM #1Guest
Clutch won't disengage
Help,
Haven't driven my 1969 912 for quite a while. When I tried, the clutch
won't disengage. When I try to put into any gear, it grinds.
Replaced clutch cable and cable housing. No effect.
Tightened cable to max, and can see lever moves, but no change.
Troubleshoot guide mentioned perhaps no oil in trans, but I'm full.
Any thoughts before I drop engine and transmission?
Roy Adams
Atlanta
- 05-05 10:56 PM #2TheGuest
Re: Clutch won't disengage
- 05-08 03:46 PM #3OrvalGuest
Re: Clutch won't disengage
In article <com>,
The Dead Senator <com> wrote:
I had this problem a couple of years ago with my 1967 911S.
IIRC, I took it out to the street, had a friend push it in high gear,
with the ignition on, clutch pedal depressed. The pulses broke the
fusing loose and restored everything.
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