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    New clutch Problem

    Ok I just replaced my engine with a F22a6 and while doing that I replaced the clutch. After getting it all back together I had to pull the tranny back out due to a bad rear main seal leaking oil on the new clutch. So I replaced the rear main seal and replaced the new oil covered clutch with another new clutch.

    Now I have been taking it very easy to break it in. I have about 5xx miles on it from driving back and forth to school. I dont get on it I just slowly get up to highway speeds.

    Now for my problem I noticed that every now and then it seems to slip.
    I can drive the car for hours with no problems perfectly fine no slipping. Then out of nowhere it starts to slip for I would say maybe 2-3 minutes then all is well again. I have checked to see if my seal is bad again but nothing.

    Can someone plz help me with this i have no clue anymore
    92 CB7 F22 5 speed.

    ^MY RIDE THREAD^
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    What kind of clutch did you put in? something OE like from autozone? just trying to get more info that's all.

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      #3
      OEM clutch from advance autoparts with a OEM honda pilot bearing
      92 CB7 F22 5 speed.

      ^MY RIDE THREAD^

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        #4
        did you clean the flywheel really good before putting the new disc back in? bet theres still oil somewhere on it. did you get the flywheel resurfaced?
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          #5
          No resurface but I used 3 can of brakeclean on the flywheel.
          92 CB7 F22 5 speed.

          ^MY RIDE THREAD^

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            #6
            That's your problem, then. You HAVE to resurface the flywheel. It's just like a brake disc... you have to resurface brake rotors to use new pads, or else the pads will glaze over and be far less effective. Your clutch was unable to properly mate with the flywheel surface, and has most likely suffered some glazing on the friction surface. Your options at this point are to simply put up with it, or change the clutch AGAIN and have the flywheel resurfaced.






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              #7
              Aroud how much is it to get a flywheel resurfaced?
              92 CB7 F22 5 speed.

              ^MY RIDE THREAD^

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                #8
                I don't know offhand, but it's not terribly expensive, I don't think. Call some shops tomorrow morning.

                Or, if you want to do it the ghetto way, they way I often do brake rotors (because those suckers are a bitch and a half to get off!)... just take some fine grit sandpaper to the friction surface. It's not the best solution, and won't fix any imperfections due to warping... but it'll remove the glaze at least.






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