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i converted my el fairmont to manual with my old eb gear box etc, but it wont go into gear unless i wind the clutch cable all the way out on the fire wall, and i think it is making the clutch ride as a i just drive? any ideas? |
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- Bent clutch pedal pivot
- Broken pedal box - Stretched cable - Cracked firewall - Bent clutch fork - Rooted fork insulator - Friction plate in around the wrong way Anyone of the above could cause it. Check them out one by one. |
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It could even be the shim that goes under the fork to stop the bell housing from wearing out, they wear down, then the fork doesn't pivot correctly. I have had that problem before.
Cheers ToranaGuy
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arm79 wrote: - Bent clutch pedal pivot - Broken pedal box - Stretched cable - Cracked firewall - Bent clutch fork - Rooted fork insulator - Friction plate in around the wrong way Anyone of the above could cause it. Check them out one by one. Thanks for the help, this should keep my ocupied for a while. |
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ToranaGuy wrote: It could even be the shim that goes under the fork to stop the bell housing from wearing out, they wear down, then the fork doesn't pivot correctly. I have had that problem before. Cheers ToranaGuy thanks for the help, ill give it a go on the weekend when i have some spare time cheers |
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