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1970 barracuda clutch

jim8503

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did the 1970 barracuda,318, 4 speed come with a finger pp or a diaphram type
i have changed clutch 3 times in a month and getting ready to change again
when i bought the car the clutch was not engaging smooth and the tob was noisy( finger type)
i installed a news kit from oreilly and had the same problem plus when you touched the tob the pedal pulsated
i found that the fingers were not touching the tob evenly
i bought a kit from autozone and has the identical problem
i have purchased a mcleod diaphram to start installing monday
any input would be appreciated
 

Chryco Psycho

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I agree , No diaphragms , If you have 130 tooth flywheel the 10.95 " will bolt in as an upgrade .
 

Daves69

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i found that the fingers were not touching the tob evenly
i bought a kit from autozone and has the identical problem
I think I'd be looking at the fork and pivot for possible worn or bent condition.
A little hard to believe two different new clutch covers are set wrong or the discs have a fat side.


FWIW.....
The Mopar Performance book offers fixture dimensions for checking clutch cover finger height. Unfortunately, they don't explain how to use.
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I had a disc ground that I use as a standard in place of the disc. Then I measure with a depth mic across two fingers down to it.
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