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Old 11-10-2016, 07:44 AM   #12
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make sure you have some space between the tob and pressure plate.

adjust the clutch so that there is this space between the two. You should be able to "wiggle" about ~1" of dead throw at the clutch pedal to ensure this space exists. This clutch pedal play ensures the tob does not ride the pressure plate.

I listen to the video and I am not sure exactly that this is the problem. However you mentioned the noise goes away when you lightly press the pedal, and that usually indicates that contact between the tob and pressure plate is silencing the noise, which means that the noise was due to the tob either rubbing slightly prior, or, improperly installed.\

Did you use a molybdenum sulfide lubricant on the tob as per FSM instructions? Did you clean thoroughly the tob sleeve? Use the same lubricant on the shaft of the trans?
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