Clutch: Types, Problems & Repair Guide

'The clutch should be able to handle the torque; otherwise, it probably won't last long before the next breakdown. But why would someone install a gasoline engine clutch on a diesel engine? At that point, the clutch would definitely give up. Even if the torque is 20% higher, it might last for a while, but otherwise, I doubt it would last more than 5,000 km. You can even see that even new clutches that have been 'chipped' sometimes slip.'

Um - why are you writing this here?

Did you accidentally click the "new topic" button instead of the "reply" button?

The rest is here https://community.dieselschrauber.org/en/viewtopic.php?t=8211&highlight=.

Oh yes, sure! Sorry, I didn't pay attention .