1949 pick up
 

Have a clutch problem here - running well and lost drive power rapidly (2 -
3 minutes) - clutch return springs are fine - engine is good - cannot
locate a hydraulic fluid reservoir or lines - plates not burned - just
slowed down and stopped resulting in a tow job - any suggestions?

Re: 1949 pick up
 

Replace the disk.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
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life-agent wrote:
>
> Have a clutch problem here - running well and lost drive power rapidly (2 -
> 3 minutes) - clutch return springs are fine - engine is good - cannot
> locate a hydraulic fluid reservoir or lines - plates not burned - just
> slowed down and stopped resulting in a tow job - any suggestions?

Re: 1949 pick up
 

Replace the disk.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

life-agent wrote:
>
> Have a clutch problem here - running well and lost drive power rapidly (2 -
> 3 minutes) - clutch return springs are fine - engine is good - cannot
> locate a hydraulic fluid reservoir or lines - plates not burned - just
> slowed down and stopped resulting in a tow job - any suggestions?

Re: 1949 pick up
 

Clutch is my first guess.
But my second guess is from experience. I broke an axle shaft, it felt like
you described until I could barely drive. Have a friend look under the
truck and see if the driveline is moving but the truck is not.


"life-agent" <troubleshoot@montana.com> wrote in message
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> Have a clutch problem here - running well and lost drive power rapidly
> (2 -
> 3 minutes) - clutch return springs are fine - engine is good - cannot
> locate a hydraulic fluid reservoir or lines - plates not burned - just
> slowed down and stopped resulting in a tow job - any suggestions?
>

Re: 1949 pick up
 

Clutch is my first guess.
But my second guess is from experience. I broke an axle shaft, it felt like
you described until I could barely drive. Have a friend look under the
truck and see if the driveline is moving but the truck is not.


"life-agent" <troubleshoot@montana.com> wrote in message
news:0e7226c742b3c2d948681772bf9a91fe@localhost.ta lkaboutautos.com...
> Have a clutch problem here - running well and lost drive power rapidly
> (2 -
> 3 minutes) - clutch return springs are fine - engine is good - cannot
> locate a hydraulic fluid reservoir or lines - plates not burned - just
> slowed down and stopped resulting in a tow job - any suggestions?
>