Centerforce Clutch
JK Super Freak
Joined: Nov 2010
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From: NE, Ohio
Originally Posted by jeeperjkjeeper
i have an Alldata subscription so if there are any procedures you need to know i would be glad to help!
Thanks anyway.
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Lorette Manitoba
Yep subscribed, I'm justing waiting for my stock clutch to pooche so I can get the centerforce, I'm driving it hard but it just keeps going
The 2010 shouldn't be any different than the '09, Right
The 2010 shouldn't be any different than the '09, Right
JK Super Freak
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From: NE, Ohio
Originally Posted by Acer343
Where can I check my clutch fluid at on an 08 wrangler I can't find a fill cap
JK Enthusiast
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From: oroville wa
Originally Posted by BadPunkin
You can check your transmission and your transfer case if that's what you mean by pulling the filler cap and dipping your pinky. Look at the project JK page under maintenance. You should only have to change the fluid at 30,000 mile intervals.
JK Super Freak
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From: NE, Ohio
Originally Posted by Acer343
I don't have much peddle left is why I was asking most hydraulic clutches has a resorvor to check the fluid and add I'm new to the jeep world
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From: oroville wa
Originally Posted by BadPunkin
It sounds like your clutch may be ok, but your slave/master cylinder may have an issue. I'd have to look that one up, I know it works jut like the brakes system with pressure and air can cause problems. But not much more than that.
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From: oroville wa
Originally Posted by rinkishJK
That clutch looks dam nice bolted up!
When mine goes this is def what I'm getting.
The slave cyl is on the side of the trans, and the reservoir is integrated into the brake one.
When mine goes this is def what I'm getting.
The slave cyl is on the side of the trans, and the reservoir is integrated into the brake one.