ok, well i was reading up on the loose clutch fork issue i'm having because there is about an 1in of play. when i was researching i saw a similar issue come up and they said that there is some kinda of spring that is attached to the fork? Please help i want finish this on going project by tomorrow.

 

There's a Pivot...T and the Clutch forks "guide (technical term needed)" slips onto it. You can pick up a new fork for like Fortah.

 

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ok well i have the clutch fork on and i didn't see anything come off when i took it off for the clutch, but know that i have it all bolted down and the trannny bolted up to it the fork will pull forward maybe an inch or so is that normal?

 

when i did my m6 conv. i had play in the fork also. it was a new fork and it would still drop off of the t-stud. the spring on the fork just seems to be what holds it on the t-stud while the slave is being bolted down. i tried several times to hook it up and when i would mash the clutch pedal i could hear the fork hit the tranny due to the fork falling off of the throw out bearing. i just held the fork in position with pressure from my finger then added the slave in place of my finger and it worked properly after that. make sure your fork is around the throw out bearing. my spec clutch was a little tricky to get the fork on it.

 

i didn't have any problems with my spec, try to tighten down the fork pivot bolt