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kashurst
 Post subject: 944 S2 clutch
PostPosted: Mon Mar 07, 2016 6:59 pm 
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did the S2 use the rubber damper thing in the factory original clutch, or was it a proper metal spring jobby?
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 Post subject: Re: 944 S2 clutch
PostPosted: Mon Mar 07, 2016 8:34 pm 
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Lots of debate on this one. Answers are either or really

Mine had a rubber centred clutch when I removed it from my S2.

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thewildblue
 Post subject: Re: 944 S2 clutch
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I was told the S2 clutch doesnt have a rubber doughnut...but the 2.5 clutch does. The 2.5 clutch does fit the S2 though...
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 Post subject: Re: 944 S2 clutch
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I've been told on many occasions the S2 did not have the rubber donut OEM.
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JW590
 Post subject: Re: 944 S2 clutch
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S2 had the rubber centre. My original one lasted 201000 miles before I changed it. It hadn't failed, but I knew it needed doing.

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 Post subject: Re: 944 S2 clutch
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My S2 clutch had the rubber centre. I assume that was the original, but can't be certain.

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 Post subject: Re: 944 S2 clutch
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The S2 had the rubber centre clutch.

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edh
 Post subject: Re: 944 S2 clutch
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GlennS wrote:
The S2 had the rubber centre clutch.


Mine has one
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flt505
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I have a friend who is having her 944Cab clutch replaced at our local OPC - the wear tolerance thru' the inspection portal is 24mm, so well within spec. of 18-36mm. The culprit seems the breakdown of the rubber clutch centre plate, which I am presuming is there as a 'suspension' buffer along the torque tube? If this is then deforming, the release bearing is not active against the centre plate...

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AlpineTurbo
 Post subject: Re: 944 S2 clutch
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flt505 wrote:
I have a friend who is having her 944Cab clutch replaced at our local OPC - the wear tolerance thru' the inspection portal is 24mm, so well within spec. of 18-36mm. The culprit seems the breakdown of the rubber clutch centre plate, which I am presuming is there as a 'suspension' buffer along the torque tube? If this is then deforming, the release bearing is not active against the centre plate...

Dave
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You could argue that the rubber clutch is an old fashioned dual mass flywheel, which is what they did on the 968 :).

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