At 10:47 PM 5/12/98 -0400, Richard Peterson wrote:
>The engine rpm in my '77B drops down about 200 rpm or so when I am idling
>and I disengage the clutch (that is, press the clutch [pedal to the floor).
> This seems abnormal to me, but what do the rest of you think? About the
>only thing I can come up with is a throw-out bearing which requires a LOT
>of torque. The car has an overdrive (OH NO, NOT THAT SUBJECT AGAIN) on it,
>if that makes a difference.
>
I've also got a 77B. It's always done this even with a new throw out bearing.
Mind you the bearing is not a roller type but a simple doughnut of what I
assume
to be graphite or some other slick solid. I wouldn't worry to much unless
there are other sick clutch symptoms.Slipping, chattering, etc....
RJ
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