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New clutch and truck stalls.

duecedodger

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I installed a new clutch disk, throwout bearing and gaskets. The problem is after I put the transmission back in put the trans in neutral with the engine running and let the clutch out and everything spins. Also I tried to back up but as soon as I let the clutch out the engine stalled. Any thoughts?
 

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Pull the shift plate off the trans and ensure the shift forks are where they're supposed to be.
 

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With the transmission in 4th or 5th gear; T-Case in neutral and engine off you should be able to turn the jack-shaft by hand, as soon as the clutch is fully depressed.


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ATPTac

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Careful backing up with a misadjusted parking brake. It will self energize in reverse. You did not say whether it would move forward or not.
I had a similar problem with our truck when we first got it. I initially thought my reverse gear was going out, come to find out the spring had come off the parking brake shoe. It causes quite the racket and a LOT of hopping and bucking in reverse.
 

duecedodger

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Ok I checked my truck today and the parking break was on. I do believe the shifter forks are aligned correctly but the shaft and what sounds like my clutch still spins in neutral. I don't know if it should do that or not.
 

KsM715

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Parasitic drag ( friction from the clutch and pilot bearing) will cause things to spin while the clutch is pushed in while in neutral. If your in neutral and let the clutch out ( foot off the pedal) then yes the clutch and main shaft should be spinning.
 
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