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Is the .102 gap with the arm pulled back or at rest?

It is measured with the clutch arm pulled back (toward the rear of the car). It's much easier to do with the spring removed.

Replace the adjusting bolt with a longer one.

When you finally get the correct free play, reinstall the spring and make sure that the stop bolt comes to rest on the stop bracket. Cycle the clutch pedal a few times and look to see if the clutch arm has returned fully against the stop. If not, the return spring may not be heavy enough.

John

2/27/133:00 PM

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