Reply to "Clutch adjustment?"

panterachrisMember

To disengage the throw out bearing at rest adjust the trunnion shaft on the slave, if their is no pressure on the arm coming out of the trans and the throw out is still touching,is it making the clutch slip? If you drive a few hundred miles and still doesn't disengage at rest,the only thing I can think of is you have a mismatched disc. is it a Mcleod disc? I also want to let you know, I had trouble engaging 1st gear on my newly rebuilt ZF, I changed out the really expensive Lucas oil for the cheap O'reilly oil and the trans shifted much better and no issue with 1st.

11/30/1612:07 PM

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