When I go to take off my truck goes into gear fine but when i release the clutch the truck wont move. Sometimes it will grab and go just a little bit but not for long. What could be the problem?
You need a new clutch. The clutch disc has worn out, now it's slipping on the flywheel. Clutch kit: new pressure plate, new clutch disc, new clutch release bearing, and new crankshaft pilot bushing- about $150-200, somewhere in that range..
SOURCE: i have a 1989 ford ranger five speed manual 2.3
do this...
make sure the reservoir is full
engine off and pump the clutch pedal slowly about 5-10 times
while holding the pedal down have assistant open the bleeder on the master located in the trans
if you get a good squirt then your concern is the master
if no squirt then replace the slave
neither job is quick but the slave is 1/2 time
SOURCE: i just started having problems today. 2001 ford
Sounds like the rear end differential is going out. I had a similar problem on a customer's truck, and it was the differential in the rearend. Replaced the rearend, and the noise was gone.
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Can you shift gears with the engine running, all gears, and no grinding? Do any gears work? If you can shift gears with the engine running, the clutch is working okay. Your brakes aren't locking up, are they? If no gears work, transmission or differential trouble. If can shift from first to reverse and back with no grinding, the clutch is good and working. Check transmission output.
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