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I just came back from a camping trip. I set the cruise on 72 mph hit a hill
the turbo spooled and the rpm's bounced off the red line and the cruise shut off. Well the clutch finally wore out. 124,000 + miles not bad. I bought a clutch kit 4 years ago when I purchased the truck because it had a clutch rattle. Now I am wondering do I machine the flywheel or replace flywheel? What do you think? |
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Your gonna keep the dual mass? It's generally advised to go to single mass.
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My truck has the single mass flywheel not the dual mass.
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How do you know? Not stock it doesn't have a single mass
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I checked in the inspection cover and it does have a single mass flywheel. My 97 had a dual mass flywheel
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Interesting. Super Duty's have dual mass stock.
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