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Rocket9k
Aug 29, 2020Explorer
Gijac, I did notice a coating of sticky goo on the spring and a little on the face of the aluminum casing. I cleaned it thoroughly when i had it apart and tested it with a torch. It seemed to work.
From what I read, the clutches used on the F53 from 92-97 engage at around 200 degrees air temp. The Hayden severe duty that I tried engages at around 170 degrees air temp. It ran almost constantly.
The factory clutch may be fine, but I would think it should come on long before it's getting that hot.
From what I read, the clutches used on the F53 from 92-97 engage at around 200 degrees air temp. The Hayden severe duty that I tried engages at around 170 degrees air temp. It ran almost constantly.
The factory clutch may be fine, but I would think it should come on long before it's getting that hot.
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