Clutch Fork Lever
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Laughing Gas
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Clutch Fork Lever
67 F-100 with 390 & T-18
I'm replacing the clutch assembly in this truck. Anyhow, when I was taking it apart I pulled the clutch fork out of the bell housing and now that I'm ready to stab the trans back in, I can't figure out how the darn fork attaches to the bell housing. (engine in truck, bell housing attached and trans pulled back) There is a bracket on the bell housing and the fork has a spring clip but I can't see how they attach. Anyhow, looking for some help on this. Here is a photo of the bell housing bracket (arrows) and a couple of the clutch fork and clip. Thanks.
jor
I'm replacing the clutch assembly in this truck. Anyhow, when I was taking it apart I pulled the clutch fork out of the bell housing and now that I'm ready to stab the trans back in, I can't figure out how the darn fork attaches to the bell housing. (engine in truck, bell housing attached and trans pulled back) There is a bracket on the bell housing and the fork has a spring clip but I can't see how they attach. Anyhow, looking for some help on this. Here is a photo of the bell housing bracket (arrows) and a couple of the clutch fork and clip. Thanks.
jor
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I believe you leave that piece of wire like it is in the second picture, and just slide the fork in from the outside. The piece of wire should hook under the fulcrum (bracket on the bellhousing) and the fork should stay there.
After everything is said and done, a spring on the linkage should keep some pressure on the fork to keep it from falling off.
I believe you leave that piece of wire like it is in the second picture, and just slide the fork in from the outside. The piece of wire should hook under the fulcrum (bracket on the bellhousing) and the fork should stay there.
After everything is said and done, a spring on the linkage should keep some pressure on the fork to keep it from falling off.
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I believe you leave that piece of wire like it is in the second picture
jor
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