HELP please tick mc
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From: Whitehall PA
HELP please tick mc
I have a tick adjustable m/c and cant adjust it. The threaded part that they want you to turn all the way in for the starting point which way should i turn the threaded rod is it clockwiseto make it go in or counterclockwise? I cant seem to make it go in . Seems like it real isnt doin anything no matter what way i turn it. Thanks guys
Burning Brakes
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From: Mechanicsburg PA
Here is a link to an install writeup that may offer a little help. At least it has some good pictures. Tick MC Install
There is a threaded rod that comes out of the MC and into a turnbuckle. Then a seperate threaded rod comes out of the other end of the turnbuckle and goes to the clutch pedal. What you want to do is turn the tunbuckle (can't remember if it is clockwise i.e. 'righty tighty' or counter clockwise) to shorten the overall length. If you want to start from the begining just unscrew both threaded rods from the tunrbuckle completely and then start them back in and then only turn the turnbuckle (dont turn either rod). This will put equal amounts of each rod into the turnbuckle. I believe the instructions say to start out with it in the shortest position. In reality I didn't need that, the pedal is too close to the floor like that. So I kept backing it out (increasing the overall length) until I had a comfortable position. HTH.
There is a threaded rod that comes out of the MC and into a turnbuckle. Then a seperate threaded rod comes out of the other end of the turnbuckle and goes to the clutch pedal. What you want to do is turn the tunbuckle (can't remember if it is clockwise i.e. 'righty tighty' or counter clockwise) to shorten the overall length. If you want to start from the begining just unscrew both threaded rods from the tunrbuckle completely and then start them back in and then only turn the turnbuckle (dont turn either rod). This will put equal amounts of each rod into the turnbuckle. I believe the instructions say to start out with it in the shortest position. In reality I didn't need that, the pedal is too close to the floor like that. So I kept backing it out (increasing the overall length) until I had a comfortable position. HTH.
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From: Whitehall PA
thanks Argonaut,does your clutch engage close to the floor or more to the top?Also did you have to readjust the white cruise control switch?Im having a hell of a time tryin to get it right.
Burning Brakes
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It engages roughly in the middle. I push on the pedal and it probably moves an inch or so before it engages (just a guess, really haven't attempted to measure it). Yes I had to readjust the white cruise control switch, its screwed all the way in.
