does the clutch have a problem slipping or over torqueing?
1363816
these things are awsome. we use them 10-12 hours a day no problems. the best I ever had
1363817
I haven't had any issues with the clutch when set properly. I have snapped heads off screws when it has been to high (my fault).
835055
I called the factory. They eliminated the 3/8 drive (model now ends with an "a") and went to a cast design for more strength. The problem they addressed is the gorillas out there overtorqueing, which would break out the 3/8" drive part. If people would learn to use a torque wrench, this wouldn't be a problem. As an engineer, I can say they did the right thing. While a little more inconvenient, it more importantly also won't break.
2173109
I have had no problem with the button on mine slipping. Haven't used it a ton, but had no problems with it so far.
114487
I have not experienced the belt slipping. So far it is working perfectly and I am enjoying it immensely.
102162
My severe duty clutch posi that is supposed to chatter, does not. Works great.
1754211
Mine is an auto transmission. No problems working the pedals and fit is perfect. I can't imagine it would affect shifting in a manual.
1033448
I forgot one important detail....if you look at the left hand cable you'll see a piece of 4" long black plastic under that is the plate where you can adjust your clutch cable...good luck...easy fix.
2128899
No. Wet clutches require the proper friction coefficient to work properly. You should use only recommended oils.
1469867
It slips under the pedals. If the shift lever is on the hump and the clutch is next to the brake pedal, I expect it will. Don't have a stick. Don't know for sure. That having been said, I'm reasonably certain it will.
610242
I dont think it is. It is a good torque wrench, the menu can be a pain and when you hit max torque for some reason it says error a lot
347179
The wrench slips/clicks like most of this type of torque wrench will. I've never had an issue with missing the click. I've probably used it 30+ times now.
1781280
After a couple of days I found that my shifting was creating a lot of the problem. I was holding the clutch in to long before I was shifting, shorten the shift time and a lot of it may stop
1119749
Year and a half late to answer, but it might still help someone else...Mine squeaked. Took forever to find the cause. Was the connection on the center pole below/between the pedals, where the front and rear section connect. I sprayed the heck out of it with wd40 and tightened the crap out the 2 or 3 bolts that connect that area. Problem solved. SOUNDED like it was coming from the joints on the handles, but it was not. The torque from usage is what makes it squeak.
417263
You have to really torque down the u-bolts. I also took some heavy grit sandpaper and scaped the inside of the u-bolt and the differential body where the u-bolts make contact. I have never had any slippage. I also sprayed the area with black rust preventer paint after assembly.
493476
No I haven't exprienced this issue. My problem was the wheel started to get very squeaky. I sprayed a little WD-40 in it & it's working fine now :-)
936929
I have an automatic, it works fine for me. I think it may take a bit of getting used to the console when frequently shifting.
673035
need to make sure it is seated correctly the load bangs may be the gears sliping