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Milano Clutch Assembly
Hello group,
Hopefully someone can help me with this problem. I replaced the clutch on
my Milano with a balanced "Clutch Assembly". After putting everything back
together, the car now vibrates at around 3000 RPMs. This had never happened
before. When I reassembled the shaft, I made sure to place all parts in the
original position. I painted each part with a different color. I also
replaced the center donut after noticing the vibration, because when I first
put it together I had noticed that the donut was cracked, but since I didn't
have the part at that moment, I decided to replace it some other time.
Well, the vibration is still the same. It happens when I am about to hit
3000 RPMs, and it doesn't stop until I let go of the accelerator. I've
exchanged emails with the company that sold it to me, and they say that they
had never heard of a Clutch Assembly not being balanced. They suggested I
check other things. But the way I look at it, how come after ONLY replacing
the clutch assembly, the vibration started? Anyway, luckily, I don't use
the car much, so I am in no hurry to solve this, but it sure would be nice
to get it running again smoothly. The new clutch feels great. It's like a
new car. Much softer pedal than before. Sorry about the long email. Thanks
in advance for any help you can give me. Have a great day.
Nelson
'87 Milano Gold
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