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Clutch question

Would a bad clutch stop the car from at least starting? thanks in advance

Old 06-29-2006, 05:59 AM
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Nope.
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thank you. that's what i was thinking.
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Theoretically it could have blown out the center and not dis-engage. The starter would then try to crank, but if the brakes are on the engine wouldn't be able to turn over. It would be like starting without putting your foot on the clutch. Should still be able to start in neutral though.
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thank you. cause i'm buying an 83 944 on sunday for $500.00 and the guy says it won't start cause the clutch master cylinder needs replaced. I thought that was kinda funny since my 84 944 will start without the clutch engaged. I'm gonna buy it anyways.. seems like it'd be a good project. besides, i have a smashed parts car i can use the clutch out of if it does need replaced.
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could be true, but then i'd have a parts car at my disposal.
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If it has fuchs buy it.
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it does. my car has fuchs.. what's so special about them?
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Absolutly nothing. Sell them off for $25 each and be rid of them.
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I have a better deal... Ill buy all the fuchs for 25 dollars.
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He'll even pay shipping!
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Quote:
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it does. my car has fuchs.. what's so special about them?
Fuchs, original style, or Cookie-cutter fuchs?
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he probably doesn't know the difference.
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original style.... i like em better than cookie cutters
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Original rims on early 944's are cookie cutters.
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cookie cutters;


fuchs;

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