1929 Ford Model A - Grease On The Clutch?

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  • Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
  • Getting grease on the clutch can cause Clutch Chatter. Oops! Let's see if I can get the grease out of there and avoid clutch chatter. Also, I'm using Red and Tacky grease instead of white lithium grease now. Thanks for watching!
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    Music used in this video: You Took Advantage of Me, Paul Whiteman & His Orchestra
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 17

  • @JesusIsMyFirst
    @JesusIsMyFirst 8 днів тому

    Great video. and wonderful music!

    • @quailstudios
      @quailstudios 8 днів тому

      Ah... thank you. And thank you for watching!

  • @paulmahacek9105
    @paulmahacek9105 7 днів тому

    Great video of greasing the. Throw-out bearing. Can't wait to see your installation of an overdrive.

    • @quailstudios
      @quailstudios 6 днів тому

      Hi Paul, thanks for watching. I think we're going to start the overdrive installation on the 17th of September, 2024

    • @quailstudios
      @quailstudios 6 днів тому

      Oops. replying from my other channel.

    • @ModelAToo
      @ModelAToo  6 днів тому

      Here's my official response. :) thanks for watching Paul. Hal

  • @RAK402
    @RAK402 9 днів тому +1

    If the clutch chatters, you will feel it more than you will hear it. It only chatters when you are letting the clutch pedal out, usually in first. I got oil on the clutch once in my 1940 Ford (stock). You could feel it right away and it was awful. I had to pull the rear end and transmission out, clean everything, install a new disc, and put it all back together. Beautiful, clean, gorgeous Model A sir!

    • @ModelAToo
      @ModelAToo  9 днів тому

      Hello and thank you for the comment and information. Yes, I was trying to avoid having to put a new clutch in when it may not need it right now. Thank you for being here. Cheers my friend.

  • @robertfoster6070
    @robertfoster6070 10 днів тому

    Amazing to think the car was built at the same time as Laurel And Hardy films were being produced.

    • @quailstudios
      @quailstudios 10 днів тому +1

      That is amazing! This never occurred to me. Laurel and Hardy had 14 films in 1929 both silent and talkies. Thanks Robert for bringing this up!

  • @jmh119
    @jmh119 10 днів тому

    Very nice car you have there Hal. We have a ‘29 Coupe that I am getting sorted. Boy aren’t they attention getters??!

    • @quailstudios
      @quailstudios 10 днів тому +1

      So true. People love them. I offer rides to those that want to experience a piece of the past.

  • @aprilgaylord9693
    @aprilgaylord9693 11 днів тому

    Ok ya had me rollin' at Pro Tip. All very genius ways you've come up with to get the grease out, Hal. Dang, she's a beauty.

    • @quailstudios
      @quailstudios 10 днів тому

      Hi April !!! Thanks for watching!

    • @quailstudios
      @quailstudios 10 днів тому

      What should I name her? Any ideas April?

  • @brianmatthews9697
    @brianmatthews9697 5 днів тому

    OK, don't laugh, true story. I had a guy do what you did, you're not the first. Got laundry detergent and hot water and filled the bell housing. Tape up the cotter key on the bottom. Started the car, looked like a washing machine. Ran about 20 minutes. A lot leaked out, but what was left we got with a wet dry vac. Didn't hurt the starter. It worked, never chattered again. Sounds nuts, but true. BTW, this was his idea.

    • @ModelAToo
      @ModelAToo  5 днів тому

      Wow, that's an amazing story! I wonder what other stories are out there? What would the Model A "experts" say about this? Just wondering. Thanks for your input Brian.