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| type47 |
 Aug 23 2006, 07:39 AM
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i mated the trans to the engine and as you can see in the pic, the clutch release fork exits the hole in about the middle. the throw-out bearing is in contact with the pressure plate as the fork is pivoted on the mounting ball to make the bearing contact the plate. i need to know how much in distance, the fork must travel to release the clutch. i think it needs more throw distance than it has now and now is the time to shim up the pivot ball before the installation. when i separated the other tranny from the other engine, i had to get the socket for the nut for the stud for the lower tranny mount "around" the end of the fork, that is, the end of the fork was farther toward the engine with less clearance for the socket. your help is appreciated.
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type47 length of clutch release fork throw Aug 23 2006, 07:39 AM
mihai914 From post I've seen in this Search (there... Aug 23 2006, 09:18 AM
Dr. Roger IMHO, you will need as much throw distance as you ... Aug 23 2006, 10:52 AM  |
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