clutch linkage
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clutch linkage
I'm not real sure how to ask this question. I'm getting ready to put in a new clutch mc and clutch pedal lever to the mc pushrod. I'm not real sure how to install the lever that connects to the pushrod. I took the clutch/brake bracket out to get the old one off but now the bracket is back in the truck w/o the lever.
The mc pushrod is adjustable. Should the pushrod be at its shortest length with the pedal all the way out when the lever is mounted OR should it be somewhere different? 1987 F150.
The mc pushrod is adjustable. Should the pushrod be at its shortest length with the pedal all the way out when the lever is mounted OR should it be somewhere different? 1987 F150.
#2
With an adjustable pushrod, extend it halfway then torque down the splined arm that the pushrod connects to. That way, you can shorten the rod if the clutch wears, or lengthen it if the pressure plate wears. BTW how did you make that adjustable rod? mine is half an OEM rod and half a 5/16 bar joined by a pipe hanger nut.
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Good luck with the new MC. Almost every time I've tried to get parts for the 91's hydraulic clutch, the guy at the counter said "I won't touch those". If you go to replace the slave, do yourself a favor and replace the quick connect with the slow connect from the MC end of the old hydraulic line- My QC was replaced by a previous owner and blew up inside the bellhousing twice before I finally dropped the trans for the third time and fixed it for good. Let us know how it goes man.
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