Seized clutch?
#1
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Bought a '71 911T that sat for 30 years, needs one of everything. Got the engine on a table, removed bolts and nuts(4 total) from transmission. Trans moved a fraction but WILL NOT come off. Assume clutch seized . Need advice on un-seizing.
#2
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seized clutch will not stop engine from separating from transmission. more likely you clutch release arm is not unhooking the fork from the release bearing . allow your clutch release arm to turn while backing transmission from engine. if its a 71 im not sure if it has an inspection port on it like the 915 does.. if so get in with a scope or strong light and peer in , you might see the fork binding .
Last edited by theiceman; 11-14-2022 at 10:41 AM.
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seized clutch will not stop engine from separating from transmission. more likely you clutch release arm is not unhooking the fork from the release bearing . allow your clutch release arm to turn while backing transmission from engine. if its a 71 im not sure if it has an inspection port on it like the 915 does.. if so get in with a scope or strong light and peer in , you might see the fork binding .