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Posted by Kevin (FL) on August 19, 2004 at 09:23:06 from (12.77.199.42):
Looking for any advice on clutch issues with the F350 Powerstroke with the 6 speed tranny. We have a 2001 SRW/4WD and have noticed clutch slippage under heavy towing, especially in the mountains. We don't have the dual mass flywheel but the OEM clutch isn't handling the load of a large gooseneck. (Our old chevy would either stall the engine or burn rubber but the clutch never slipped until it had over 250K miles on it.) Has anyone else had this same problem? Is the clutch covered under the warranty? And has anyone tried the LUK setup or any other make? How much time is involved in the change-out? Any inputs or suggestions would be appreciated. We just got back from a long trip and won't hit the road again until this is straightened out.
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