ImpalaPolicePack

hi i have a little question ..
im playing with my aftershock and everything is ok
i stop to refuel it and i notice when i push it forward(with the engine shutoff) it roll ok but if i push it backward there is some resistance, like if the clutch was engaging or the slipper stuck

any idea what my problem is before i remove the clutch cover?

edit : ok i just removed the cover and if i turn the bigger gear clockwise the truck move forward, if i turn it counterclockwise it cranks the engine

do you think my clutch is messed ?
i dont really want to remove everything just to see if its the clutch

thanks

ImpalaPolicePack

ok i found the problem ... if other people have the same problem it may help them

i removed everything and it was the clutchbell stuck, because one of the two bearing was seized

full maxx

glad you found it search for avid bearings ...$1.00 each and while you have it off you should service the clutch shoes as well

ImpalaPolicePack

what can i do to the clutch shoe ?

newaddict

I think aftershock comes with plastic shoes and the lst2 comes with alum. shoes. If I'm wrong and the aft. comes with alum. shoes, you can de-bur them for max performance.
Follow this video (only if they're aluminum shoes): http://lstforums.com/video/De-buring-Clutch-Shoes.wmv

If they're plastic wipe, the shoes and inside of the cb with denatured alcohol or brake cleaner to remove any trace of oil/grease which can make ure clutch slip and drastically cut down on its life.

MuggyDude

Or just get aluminum shoes!