guide on how to change a clutch - 351w 4 speed w/od
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guide on how to change a clutch - 351w 4 speed w/od
Forgive me. I'm a Volkswagen guy who recently picked up a '94 F250 with a 351, manual 4 spd w/od.
The clutch engages high, can it be adjusted?
If it can't be adjusted is there a DIY guide listed on here or elsewhere that can walk me through a clutch replacement?
Thank you.
The clutch engages high, can it be adjusted?
If it can't be adjusted is there a DIY guide listed on here or elsewhere that can walk me through a clutch replacement?
Thank you.
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https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/9...drop-a-zf.html Here is a good writeup on dropping the transmission. This is for a 4x4, a 4x2 would be similar. Also this is for an external slave cyl trans, yours will be an internal one (concentric).
There is no clutch adjustment unless you have an adjustable push rod at the pedal under the dash.
There is no clutch adjustment unless you have an adjustable push rod at the pedal under the dash.
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High in the pedal travel, but otherwise good? No slip or nasty noise?
I'd leave it alone.....for now anyway.
BTW you have a 5 speed.
4 speeds with OD do exist, but your box is a 5er.
And it shoud be the ZF, picture here. Diagonal ribs are the easiest ID item:
http://www.motivegear.com/tech_info/...nny_guide.html
I'd leave it alone.....for now anyway.
BTW you have a 5 speed.
4 speeds with OD do exist, but your box is a 5er.
And it shoud be the ZF, picture here. Diagonal ribs are the easiest ID item:
http://www.motivegear.com/tech_info/...nny_guide.html
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