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Clutch spring
On an '88 911 is there a way to lessen the tension on the clutch pedal, my wife finds it laboring to use the car in traffic situations
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05-25-2004, 08:20 AM
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Have you checked to see if the "horseshoe" helper spring down by the tranny is broken?
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05-25-2004, 08:25 AM
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The 88 is hydraulic. Is she still ... not ok with that? There is no way out I am afraid.
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There was just a blurb about it in Excellence. The needle bearings on the clutch release fork on the 87-89 G50 trans cars. Apparently these needles get gummed up over time and get sticky.
Somehwere, I suspect here at Pelican, there are better aftermarket parts to replace this bearing assembly. Of course this will require and R&R of the motor (~$250 here in CA). Good luck.
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