i have a 87 toyota pickup and im having clutch problems i put in a centerforce dual clutch and its chattering

 

Did you perhaps install it backwards?

Use a new throwout and pilot bearing? Is the throw of the clutch pedal adjusted properly?

 

no grease or fluid on the friction surfaces,

 

clutch hydraulics bled properly?

 

Ah yes, another big one.

Many companies also coat bare metal parts with Cosmoline that needs to be cleaned off before install. Not sure if Centerforce does, but it may be something to think about.

*edit* COSMOLINE!!! I found it!

 

Centerforce does coat there clutches

 

hi i agree with u guys but yesterday i finshed my clutch and i started my truck and it made the noice could it be hitting the fork it sounds like its like a ticking or chattering

 

could it be the weights on the clutch hitting something

 

it's a rhythmic 'ticking' that increases in frequency as the engine revs up?

 

It is a possibility that you have a bent finger catching the fork or throwout bearing did u check the springs

 

'ticking increases as the engine revs thats wat it dose ???????????

 

so when you take of from a stop, the truck rhythmically jerks, and when shifting gears it jerks in time with the engine speed too?

 

is that just a noice that centerforce clutchs make

 

i havent got to drive it i just started the truck to move it and it made the ticking

 

the more you say, makes it sound more like an exhaust leak than a clutch problem.

 

and with all due respect, asking people to troubleshoot a clutch issue when you haven't even driven the vehicle is a waste of time for everyone.

 

lol...omg!

Please, drive the vehicle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Nothing like feeling like a monkey being jerked around by a chain led to this noise and that noise and finding that the damned circus train hasn't even left the station yet.

 

Should've realized something was amiss when I read "but yesterday i..."

 

ok thanks for the help everyone??????????