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About Doug Moseley
Expertise
Driveability (Check engine light), steering, suspension, brakes, Heating & A/C, Light Transmission and Differential, Intake/Exhaust, Engine, and MOPAR accessories.

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Just over 8 years experience as a Chrysler/Jeep/Dodge/Eagle Mechanic. I just started at an independent shop that speciallizes in A/C and Electrical on

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DSMTuners.com and CarolinaDSM.com Search Doug99RS Both sites cater to Mitsubishi eclipse and Eagle Talon Owners. I've been a member and tech support leader for over three years on both

 
   

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Eagle Repair - 91 talon trans won't pull


Expert: Doug Moseley - 8/28/2006

Question
Hey Doug,

Hope you can help me. I just got a 91 Eagle ESI 2.0L Base model i believe. Now heres my problem, the owner i bought it from said that the clutch was gone but a trusty tow truck driver told me that it wasnt the clutch because the car would not budge after putting it in gear. He said it might be some air or a leaking gasket? Slave something?... Im not sure what it is but just wanted to know how i can get the darn thing working again. The gear goes in when the car is off, and the car doesnt move...does that mean i dont need a clutch?

Answer
OK, first off if you press in the clutch, try to crank the car I need to know what it attempts to do.  If it pulls/bucks/jerks then your clutch is not being fully disengaged.  This is more than likely because of a leaking Clutch slave cylinder, Clutch master cylinder, both or just a leaking rubber hose somewhere.

If you attempt to crank the vehicle with it in gear, it doesn't lurch forward and then you release the clutch and it still doesn't pull then you have either a bad clutch, a snapped axle, or internal transmission failure.

You can catch up with me here or on DSMTuners.com under the name Doug99RS.  That site caters to owners of talons and every question imagineable has been asked and answered there regarding your specific vehicle.
Doug

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