Where can I get a new transmission clutch?

Replace your failing OEM clutch with a new, OEM-quality EXEDY clutch assembly. EXEDY is a Tier 1 Supplier to Ford and GM, as well as 11 Japanese car manufacturers. Automatic Transmission Torque Converter by Recon Certified®.

How long do automatic transmission clutches and bands last?

Automatic transmission clutches & bands normally last many thousands of miles, but the friction material on clutch friction plates and bands wears with use and because of this clutches & bands eventually lose their pressure applying and holding capabilities.

How are transmission bands attached to clutch drums?

Bands are friction material-lined flexible metal rings that surround and are used to stop rotating clutch drums. One end of the band is attached to the transmission case, while the other is engaged by a hydraulic piston in a servo. The servo contains a spring to disengage the band when hydraulic pressure is removed.

What are the plates in a clutch pack?

Clutch packs consist of multiple, alternating steel and friction material-lined plates housed in a drum or the transmission case. The friction plates are internally splined to fit into grooves on a hub, while the steel plates have external splines that engage grooves in the drum or case.

What kind of fluid is used in Allison transmissions?

LUBEGARD AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID (ATF) PROTECTANT is for use in all automatic transmissions and manuals requiring an ATF, including heavy duty transmissions, such as Allison.

Where do you pull the cable out of the clutch?

It may be at the point where the outer cable passes through the gearbox bell housing, or where it passes through the bulkhead (see Mechanics 35 and 36). Once the cable is loosened enough, pull the cable nipple out of the clutch lever.

When do you replace the clutch friction plate?

You will begin to notice reduced pick up in the vehicle and the engine rpm will tend to rise further than necessary for a given speed before the vehicle matches up. This kind of slippage occurs when all the friction material on the clutch plates have worn out and it’s time to replace the clutch friction plate.

What should I do if my clutch cable is not renewing?

If there is still no improvement, you will have to remove the clutch cable and try lubricating it. Use modelling clay to make a funnel around the outer cable. If the cable is undamaged, it may simply require lubricating. You can sometimes oil the cable while it is in the car, but to do a really good job you need to remove the cable first.

What kind of clutch pedal broke my son?

The mount in my son’s 2002 Sierra 4×4 4.3 5 sp broke the other day. He was driving it and the clutch pedal went to the floor. The pedal assembly bracket broke where the slave master cylinder mounts. It was 77.00 and the parts guy says he’s never sold one before.

Is the clutch actuating Assembly made of flimsy plastic?

This could be a serious problem and could get someone killed if it failed at the wrong time. Like the rest of the clutch actuating assembly, it too, is made of cheap, flimsy plastic. Re: clutch pedal assy mounting flange broke! Can you take picture of the part that broke and post it? Re: clutch pedal assy mounting flange broke!

What happens when a transmission mount breaks in a car?

When a transmission mount breaks, stability is lost in the area supported by the broken mount. This loss of stability leads to increased engine driveshaft vibration and noise, which is often times transmitted into the passenger vehicle compartment, a condition that can be quite noisy at higher engine speeds.

Where can I get a new transmission clutch?