Clutch
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Find an old input shaft to align the clutch, then bolt it to the flywheel. Check the fit of the pilot bushing, if replacing it be sure it's not magnetic.
Gary
PS my bad I mis-read your question.
Adjusting the clutch requires adjusting the nuts on the threaded rod coming through the firewall. Looking at the end of the rod there should be some threads before the end of the rod. Now if you just installed a Centerforce clutch then you have more then an adjustment problem as they change the geometry of the linkage.
Gary
PS my bad I mis-read your question.
Adjusting the clutch requires adjusting the nuts on the threaded rod coming through the firewall. Looking at the end of the rod there should be some threads before the end of the rod. Now if you just installed a Centerforce clutch then you have more then an adjustment problem as they change the geometry of the linkage.
Last edited by gtr1999; Mar 3, 2005 at 08:04 AM.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Apr 1999
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From: Moon Twp. PA USA
Originally Posted by gtr1999
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Now if you just installed a Centerforce clutch then you have more then an adjustment problem as they change the geometry of the linkage.
Now if you just installed a Centerforce clutch then you have more then an adjustment problem as they change the geometry of the linkage.
Need to know before I order.
Thanks,
