Clutch
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From: Cabot, Arkansas
Originally Posted by GarrettShields
Actually, the clutch forks found in 99 & 2000 model year trucks are inherently weaker and are known to bend.
The fork that we offer in an updated Ford part that is reinforced a bit more.
The fork that we offer in an updated Ford part that is reinforced a bit more.
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From: Cabot, Arkansas
The slave is super easy. 1/4 turn to disengage and pull it out. Same deal for the master, but it can be difficult getting it seperated from the clutch pedal. 30 minute job when it goes right.
You'll know it when it's time........when they fail it is not subtle.
You'll know it when it's time........when they fail it is not subtle.
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From: SHELTON, WA
Originally Posted by PowerLines
anyone know if I could pick up the kit from the Spokane,Wa area so I don't have to pay shipping costs? Thanks for helping out guys
you need to get a hold of dale isley at tymar performance and go by and see him. local guy for you that sells everything for your truck. very standup guy that will talk your psd ear off.
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