CLUTCH REPAIR SERVICE

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Expert Clutch Repair Services for Cars and Trucks

Get a free quote for clutch replacement and experience our honest and reliable clutch repair services.

Comprehensive Clutch Solutions:

  • Clutch Adjusting: Precision adjustments for optimal performance
  • Clutch and Flywheel Replacement: High-quality parts for durable and smooth operation
  • Semi Truck and Heavy Duty Clutch Repair: Expert solutions for international freightliners, Peterbilt, and more

Why Choose Our Clutch Shop?

  • Honest Service: Transparent pricing and no upselling
  • Quality Clutch Parts: Durable and reliable components for long-lasting performance
  • Fair Prices: Competitive pricing for all clutch repair services

We Service All Vehicles:

  • Light Duty Cars and Trucks: Ford, GMC, Workhorse, and more
  • Medium Duty and Semi Trucks: International, Freightliner, Peterbilt, and more
Contact us today for a free clutch replacement quote and experience our expert clutch repair services.

Clutch Troubleshooting Guide

Identify and resolve common clutch issues with our comprehensive troubleshooting guide.

Noise and Vibration

  • Noise in Neutral: Contaminated disc pre-damper; replace clutch and use spline grease
  • Noisy Clutch: Broken location lug; replace worn components and install new clutch
  • Chattering After Clutch Change: Worn flywheel surface; replace or resurface flywheel and install new clutch

Clutch Slippage

  • Slipping and Impossible to Change Gear: Overheating due to excessive clutch slippage; install new clutch kit and check release system
  • Slipping and Chattering: Driver resting foot on clutch pedal or incorrect clutch adjustment; adjust clutch and avoid using clutch pedal as footrest

Clutch Pedal Issues

  • Noise While Depressing Clutch Pedal: Seized release bearing; install new clutch and check release system
  • Vibration Through Clutch Pedal: Bent diaphragm spring fingers; install new clutch and align transmission carefully
  • Clutch Pedal Binding: Worn release bearing guide tube or bent release arm; install new clutch and guide tube

Difficulty Changing Gears

  • Forced Transmission Installation: Damaged disc hub splines; install new clutch and control transmission position carefully
  • Self-Adjusting Mechanism Failure: Worn ratchet and pawl; repair self-adjusting release system

High Pedal Effort

  • Stuck Release Bearing: Clean and lubricate guide tube and bearing contact area
By identifying and addressing these common clutch issues, you can ensure optimal performance and longevity for your vehicle’s clutch system.