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Hot Spots On Pressure Plate. Inspect the pressure plate for warping and hot spots. This part is often replaced when replacing a worn clutch disc. Hot spots are regions on the pressure boundary of process equipment where the surface temperature exceeds the surrounding material temperature. Inspect the plate's surface for cracks, scoring, and chatter marks. I noticed these weird markings that look like the flywheel has gotten hot. Aluminum flywheels warp a lot more easily too, warped flywheels will be prone to hot. There are matching marks on the pressure plate but the clutch plate seems ok. Small cracks in the face of the flywheel or pressure plate, or hard/hot spots on the flywheel can also create poor clutch performance. If you’re driving and your car suddenly starts to jerk, it’s probably because the clutch pressure plate has failed. Other things to look for include: • clutch slips—does not hold vehicle power • clutch shudders (chatters) • premature clutch wear //possible causes: I just pulled the gearbox off my nailhead and removed the pressure plate.

Inspect the pressure plate for warping and hot spots. • clutch slips—does not hold vehicle power • clutch shudders (chatters) • premature clutch wear //possible causes: There are matching marks on the pressure plate but the clutch plate seems ok. Inspect the plate's surface for cracks, scoring, and chatter marks. Hot spots are regions on the pressure boundary of process equipment where the surface temperature exceeds the surrounding material temperature. If you’re driving and your car suddenly starts to jerk, it’s probably because the clutch pressure plate has failed. Small cracks in the face of the flywheel or pressure plate, or hard/hot spots on the flywheel can also create poor clutch performance. This part is often replaced when replacing a worn clutch disc. I noticed these weird markings that look like the flywheel has gotten hot. Other things to look for include:

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Hot Spots On Pressure Plate Aluminum flywheels warp a lot more easily too, warped flywheels will be prone to hot. Inspect the pressure plate for warping and hot spots. Other things to look for include: There are matching marks on the pressure plate but the clutch plate seems ok. This part is often replaced when replacing a worn clutch disc. Small cracks in the face of the flywheel or pressure plate, or hard/hot spots on the flywheel can also create poor clutch performance. Aluminum flywheels warp a lot more easily too, warped flywheels will be prone to hot. Inspect the plate's surface for cracks, scoring, and chatter marks. Hot spots are regions on the pressure boundary of process equipment where the surface temperature exceeds the surrounding material temperature. • clutch slips—does not hold vehicle power • clutch shudders (chatters) • premature clutch wear //possible causes: I just pulled the gearbox off my nailhead and removed the pressure plate. I noticed these weird markings that look like the flywheel has gotten hot. If you’re driving and your car suddenly starts to jerk, it’s probably because the clutch pressure plate has failed.