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my clutch blew up and im on a hill in reverse can i take tranny off in reverse?

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Old 12-22-2009, 01:25 PM
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my clutch blew up and im on a hill in reverse can i take tranny off in reverse?
im on a hill and need to know if i can take the tranny off in reverse cause my clutch blew up so i cant put it in neutral any ideas???
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Old 12-22-2009, 01:27 PM
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there nothing gonna keep the truck from rolling down the hill lol ,, cant u just put it in neutral with out the clutch
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with the engine off you should be able to shift into nuetral
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i cant its locked in reverse its resting in the gear
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have someone pull you forward a little. Its probly not the best idea to pull your tranny out on hill. Get your truck to a more level spot and while they start to pull slip it in neutral.
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ok cool should i get a performance clutch?? or just oem?? i wheel a lot what do u recomend and what brand
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the stock clutch was not ment to hold tires over 31's Marlin has some good clutches. Do a search its been covered before.
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a lot of people recommend the stock Aisin or the 1600 lb kit from Marlin.

pulling a transmission on a hill would be a PITA. big enough pain in a garage. make sure to secure the truck--block it.
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I threw a 2100lbs marlin clutch in mine.. I have nothing else to replace it to except stock.
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Marlin has their 1200LB HD clutch on sale right now for 152 bones.
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