Clutch failure at 4418 miles

[EricViviano]

I drive semi too, the transmissions are different. Too each his own though.

 

[mfurrh55]

Yep, and it saves wear and tear on the Clutch and throw out bearing

 

[Shiner]

Yep, and it saves wear and tear on the Clutch and throw out bearing

You had to know there were going to be people freaking out about "floating gears" didn't you? I don't drive the 3500 as much as I used to so not much floating, but knowing how to do it can save your @rse some times. When driving semi, always...…..clutch pedal is for stopping.

 

[Regcabguy]

I drove a '50 Dodge pickup for a time. It had the "crashbox" manual. Zero synchros so I got pretty good at rev matching.
A lot of work. I'll take synchros.

 

[mfurrh55]

All my synchro are still fine and working like they should.... To each his own