ready to burn car after clutch install
ready to burn car after clutch install
Ok, is there some sort of special trick i'm missing to the the clutch form on the TOB!!! I have taken it about( the tranny) twice now everything looks good to go. I then push on the pedal and it goes to the floor, I try it again and hear cluck. I pull theslave and the fork comes off the TOB.
Re: ready to burn car after clutch install
Sounds to me like you're not getting the fork all the way into the TOB.
Even with the slave cylinder removed, the fork should not just fall off the TOB. You typically have to grab the fork and pull it down to disengage it; if it's engaged fully.
Thomas.
Even with the slave cylinder removed, the fork should not just fall off the TOB. You typically have to grab the fork and pull it down to disengage it; if it's engaged fully.
Thomas.
Re: ready to burn car after clutch install
Originally Posted by Stoopalini
Sounds to me like you're not getting the fork all the way into the TOB.
Even with the slave cylinder removed, the fork should not just fall off the TOB. You typically have to grab the fork and pull it down to disengage it; if it's engaged fully.
Thomas.
Even with the slave cylinder removed, the fork should not just fall off the TOB. You typically have to grab the fork and pull it down to disengage it; if it's engaged fully.
Thomas.
Re: ready to burn car after clutch install
I got it figured out. It was a bad slave unit. Just on a side note if you need any gm parts look at samtaylor or vandevere dealerships on here. I just bought a master and slave complete unit for a friends car for 130.00 del.
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