[DST VR6]

I just installed a brand new Sachs POwer Clutch into my 88 jetta, and i have an odd clicking sound and feel a clicking in the pedal as i release the pedal. Could this be a pressure plate or clutch disc problem? Or is this clutch designed that once its worn in, it will have this clicking? Thanks

 

[Butcher]

Re: Sachs Power Clutch (vwgroundzero)

Don't know about the noises but how much more effort is the clutch pedal. I bought one too and I have yet to install it.

 

[DST VR6]

Re: Sachs Power Clutch (Butcher)

pedal feel is nice...like stock...not any harder at all...only thing is, baby the damn clutch till i figure out why it has a clicking sound and the clicking feeling in the pedal...so hopefully i get an answer soon...how much did you pay for your clutch?

 

[gearhead455]

Re: Sachs Power Clutch (vwgroundzero)

Worn bearing behind the clutch pushrod. Bent pushrod. Or loose mis-instaled plate (on top of the pressure plate) or spring clip.

 

[DST VR6]

Re: Sachs Power Clutch (gearhead455)

i got a new bearing, new rod, and it was installed by a vw mechanic...i lost my pedal the one day and it was due to a worn out bering and a worn down pushrod...so we bought everything new and installed it...i had this with the last one too, and i was told it was the pressure plate diaphram that may be busted somehow...which would suck cuz a stock sachs held up better...

 

[Butcher]

Re: Sachs Power Clutch (vwgroundzero)

I have been buying many parts for my project 88 Cabby [soon to have an updated Callaway Turbo Stage II+]. I believe it was around $160-$200. I bought some other parts too and I wasted money on flywheel bolts [comes with the kit]. I have spent well over $5000.00 and it is not even put together yet. I keep saying a month or two and it will be done. Waiting for the knife edged crank from Fast Bunny now.

 

[gearhead455]

Re: Sachs Power Clutch (Butcher)

You forgot to add the part in the paragraph that has to do with the subject.