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4nford"Live wrong and Perspire"

I cleaned out the master, flushed all out. It was changed in may of 2003 and is I believe a aluminum Hall Pantera unit w/stainless bore. I believe that the slave unit is original. The internal rubber all looked good. I purged and replaced all the fluid and gave it a good bleeding. It puts out great pressure at the slave. There was not enough gap (.030)at the pressure plate with the clutch depressed. I attempted to adjust the slave rod but no matter how much length I gave it the pressure plate gap didn't increase. There are no leaks nor loss of fluid. I'm beginning to think that the slave stops pushing at a certain line pressure which is why no clutch even with the adjusting rod turned out.

Thanks for the help.

3/25/059:37 PM

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