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Throw Out Bearing failure on new clutch

Old Jul 16, 2013 | 01:47 PM
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Hi All,
Just to know if I'm concerned.
I installed an Exidy stage 1(not HD), BHR flywheel, act cw, BHR hd release bearing (skf) since 2010. 25kmiles and 4 trackdays with no problem.
The car has been serviced for a year to install some stuffs like a rollcage.
The mastervrac and the pedals will be unistalled and reinstalled.
Oil has been changed with redline 75W140.
The circuit bled.
After that, at the very first try, I had the problem.
The problem is the clutch pedal can be depressed half way without any resistance, after the feeling is normal.
When hot (engine oil 195-212F) and hard upshift, is really problematic the 3rd to 4th, less the 4th to 5th.
Double de-clutch seems to work...

Thanking you in advance


The gearbox is an EUDM 6Y 2004 with 63kmiles.

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Old Jul 16, 2013 | 02:32 PM
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Originally Posted by vcoil
Hi All,
Just to know if I'm concerned.
I installed an Exidy stage 1(not HD), BHR flywheel, act cw, BHR hd release bearing (skf) since 2010. 25kmiles and 4 trackdays with no problem.
The car has been serviced for a year to install some stuffs like a rollcage.
The mastervrac and the pedals will be unistalled and reinstalled.
Oil has been changed with redline 75W140.
The circuit bled.
Before that, at the very first try, I had the problem.
The problem is the clutch pedal can be depressed half way without any resistance, after the feeling is normal.
When hot (engine oil 195-212F) and hard upshift, is really problematic the 3rd to 4th, less the 4th to 5th.
Double de-clutch seems to work...

Thanking you in advance


The gearbox is an EUDM 6Y 2004 with 63kmiles.
Sounds like you need to bleed the clutch line some more.
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Old Mar 22, 2016 | 06:02 PM
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Threadsurrection

Sorry for the major thread revival. General consensus here is to stick with OEM TOB to avoid issues. I plan on getting my build together this summer and just gathered parts. I see here many people have ordered a variety of exedy clutched from "stage 1" to "HD" etc. I was wondering if anyone had part numbers for the TOB and if all exedy TOB's have plastic internals. Main reason is, i ordered the "OEM" clutch replacement P/N: MZK1002 with the TOB P/N: BRG0145. Thanks folks!
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Old Mar 23, 2016 | 08:19 AM
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The TOB that comes with the OEM clutch kit is fine.
Mine has been working flawlessly since I replaced the HD kit.
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Old Mar 23, 2016 | 08:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr_Insulin
The TOB that comes with the OEM clutch kit is fine.
Mine has been working flawlessly since I replaced the HD kit.
Thank you! I thought that that all exedy TOB's would be crap. Still might just go OEM for the peace of mind!
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Old Mar 23, 2016 | 10:03 AM
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I found that the MazdaSpeed (Exedy Stage 1 HD) kit had issues with the throwout bearing. I replaced mine with a KOYO and rechecked the torque on the pressure plate bolts. No problems after that.
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