Grind into first, if not stopped
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Grind into first, if not stopped
I have a 2000 f-250 with the turbo diesel, and a six speed manual transmission with 99,000 on it. I just got a new hydraulic clutch, and since then I have trouble getting it into first. I experienced this immediately after getting my truck back from the transmission shop. I informed the mechanic of the change, but he did not believe this to be related to the newly installed clutch. The truck will shift into low or reserve when I am stopped. I have always been able to at least put the stick in the slot with the clutch depressed, and slowing to a stop. Now, I have to be under 2-3 miles an hour in order to just get the stick into the slot without grinding. I would think this is a function of the clutch?
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From: Benton County, MN
Originally posted by 78fordman
You need to probably adjust your clutch in a little bit more.
You need to probably adjust your clutch in a little bit more.
