Like a rubber band, tendons are under tension as they connect the muscle to the bone. If a tendon is torn or cut, the ends of the tendon will pull far apart, making it impossible for the tendon to heal on its own. Because the nerves to the fingers are also very close to the tendons, a cut may damage them, as well.escription. A torn or cut tendon in the forearm, at the wrist, in the palm, or along the finger will make it impossible to bend one or more joints in a finger. Because flexor tendons are very close to the surface of the skin, a deep cut will most likely hit a flexor tendon.
If the clutch slips (doesn't fully engage), the linkage could be grossly out of adjustment, or the clutch disk could be worn to the point of replacement. Clutch chatter is often caused by an overheated clutch (normally from slipping the clutch when starting on an incline) or from oil on the clutch disk.
When the clutch pedal is depressed, its movement is transmitted by the cable to the clutch release lever. As the lever pivots, the forks on the release shaft push against the release (throwout) bearing, which slides along the input shaft toward the flywheel. grinding noise indicates a problem in the pressure plate or the clutch disc. Verify that the clutch releases completely. Run the engine (with the parking brake applied to prevent the vehicle from moving) and hold the clutch pedal about 1/2-inch from the floor.