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Old 05-22-2016, 03:15 PM
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How much free play did you have in the pedal after you adjusted it the 1st time.
You should be able to reach up in there with the pedal released and be able to spin the T/O bearing freely and then as you press the pedal down (not much) through the free play area you will feel it engage the T/O bearing. A little further down an you will engage the braking area of travel as the clutch disengages,

It's all in the manual, step by step.
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I got it all torn apart last night. I am going to shorten the pins. The teaser spring, clutch spring, driveshaft and plates are fine. Going to replace the release lever, hangar, clutch and throw out bearing.
I've got an extra hanger if you need it. My replacement driveline came with an extra one. Shoot me a PM if you want it and we can work out the details.
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How much free play did you have in the pedal after you adjusted it the 1st time.
You should be able to reach up in there with the pedal released and be able to spin the T/O bearing freely and then as you press the pedal down (not much) through the free play area you will feel it engage the T/O bearing. A little further down an you will engage the braking area of travel as the clutch disengages,

It's all in the manual, step by step.

Yes I know this
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Hey Brian, was wondering if you ever got this all figured out...
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