69 F-100 clutch problem
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OK......I have found some very helpful photos and they confirm how I thought this whole thing goes together....
Next question......Does anyone have a trick for getting the fork to snap in place on the clips on the plate while everything is installed on the truck?
I can get the lower one to snap in place.....but I can tell the top side is not attached.
any thoughts?
Next question......Does anyone have a trick for getting the fork to snap in place on the clips on the plate while everything is installed on the truck?
I can get the lower one to snap in place.....but I can tell the top side is not attached.
any thoughts?
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There are clips on the throw out bearing, yes it needs to be under them. But to get it to snap all together, I'm not really sure you can do that while transmission is installed. At least I've never tried in all my years.
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I actually got it all fixed and installed today......
it was not easy but I was able to get the clutch fork attached to the clips on the plate.
And as was stated in the beginning of this chain......the bushings were worn or missing on the assembly.
I was able to find any and all parts needed for this at LMC Truck parts.
Thanks again to eveyone that helped.
it was not easy but I was able to get the clutch fork attached to the clips on the plate.
And as was stated in the beginning of this chain......the bushings were worn or missing on the assembly.
I was able to find any and all parts needed for this at LMC Truck parts.
Thanks again to eveyone that helped.
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