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03-12-2008 11:22 AM #1
Hydrolic Throwout bearing question
Alright guys, I'm building a 37 chevy pickup with a 350 small block and a muncie m20. I am using a hydrolic clutch setup and it doesnt want to engage fully for me. The clutch slips like crazy. Ive been removing shims between the tranny and the bearing on the imput shaft but still no change in slippage. I was reading something about over stroking the throwout bearing. Is this true. What seems to be my problem.
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03-12-2008 11:54 AM #2
Yep it sounds like you overstroked the bearing. I did the same thing twice on my Cobra...cured the problem by installing an adjustable stop on the clutch pedal, there was too much throw in the pedal travel"Breathe in... Breathe out... then move on with life. Life's too short to sweat the small stuff"
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03-12-2008 01:14 PM #3
And how much stroke do you have in the slave cylinder?Ken Thomas
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03-12-2008 07:45 PM #4
Since I overstroked it, I'm guessing I have to pull the tranny and push it back in then make an adjustable stop.
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03-12-2008 07:55 PM #5
Most of the manufacturer's sell a fixture for adjusting their hydraulic clutches.....Takes a lot of the guesswork out of it....Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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