Reply to "Clutch"

Jim Gray (Guest)

I'm afraid you're probably right, Mike. I discovered this when I tried to follow your directions for adjusting the clutch, but found that when I applied any pressure to the crescent wrench I was bending the tang! It was that hard to move. Just no freeplay at all. I guess I've been lucky that something has broken. I'm going to try and get a pro to look at it in the next few days.
Thanks for the comeback.

quote:
Originally posted by Mike Dailey:
It sounds like you are saying, that with nothing connected to the arm it can only be moved to the front and that the throw out bearing is hitting the clutch fingers at that point. If that is the case, someone has most likely installed the wrong clutch pressure plate or throw out bearing.

Sorry,

Mike

1/27/026:27 PM

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