Zf6 clutch problem
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Zf6 clutch problem
In my 99 with a zf6 it seems like when I push the clutch to the floor it's not disengaging all the way. It has a newer valair clutch in it maybe 15000 miles on it. It's really hard to get the truck in reverse or first from a stop. If the truck is stopped and it's in reverse or first with the clutch to the floor it will move in that gear. Is there a adjustment on the clutch? I'm thinking no since its hydraulic
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mines has thatproblem. I dread summertime, forthis very reason. i find swapping the m/s assy buys me enough time thru summer and winter. Then replace AGAIN come summertime, lol....if im into the throttle in 4th, then grab 5th, the pedal goes to the floor with barely any resistance. Always thoguht, the hot fluid had a part in the sloppy clutch pedal, when warm...
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The bent fork would be the same all the time. Worn synchros should be the same all the time as well. I've seen the clutch hydraulics act worse as the temperatures heated up, but you've replaced those already.
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damn..that sucks. might as well invest in the upgrade fork, T.O. bearing and fork plastic block, while in there. that trans will need divorced from motor And, if the input shaft has seen better days..(knarled up), you can install the FITZALL Input Shaft resleeve kit from ebay. Its what i did, and so far, seemed to have worked..(3+yrs)...good luck
INPUT SHAFT REPAIR KIT
INPUT SHAFT REPAIR KIT
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It's already had a new clutch in it 2 years ago. And the input shaft was bad but I did but a bronze bushing in the flywheel instead of needle bearing but maybe I should look into that kit it still makes a little noise at times. Right now the clutch fork just broke and I'm stuck at work at a airbase on a flight line with no clutch this should be fun getting it home