Subject	You need to give it some more free play by adjusting the rod
Posted by	Spddracer on August 02, 2010 at 9:28 PM
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In Reply To	SB clutch slipping. Pedal adj FAQ at fault? posted by RevHard on August 02, 2010 at 11:19 AM
Message	at the master and or backing the switches out.. If it is releasing right at the top you need to screw the clevis back on to the master rod some more so the master can release pressure in the line. You simply have it to tight. You can always lower the engagement point by adjustment. If the aftermarket slave is putting presssure on the fingers with it all the way back you need to get a correct fitting slave cylinder. www.Zspeedperformance.com
Follow Ups	SB clutch slipping. Pedal adj FAQ at fault? - RevHard 11:19:41 08/02/10 sounds like you already figured it out, tough luck (n/m) - LJZTT 16:52:31 08/02/10 What I had to do recently is allow the pedal to travel... - apudapus 19:22:11 08/02/10 You can lower the engagement point by adjusting the rod. (n/m) - Spddracer 21:30:02 08/02/10 Sorry to hear. If you end up needing a new SB clutch... - TheDeadKing 20:55:29 08/02/10 You need to give it some more free play by adjusting the rod - Spddracer 21:28:36 08/02/10
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