Subject	Re: When you adjust the rod, only turn it up enough so
Posted by	JSD-ZX on August 13, 2008 at 5:52 PM
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In Reply To	When you adjust the rod, only turn it up enough so posted by Audioquest on August 13, 2008 at 11:06 AM
Message	I do have all the air out, and i adjusted the pedals just like you suggested. I already dropped the transmission, I'm pretty sure its a pressure plate deal. I had the oreintation correct, but I think I was sold a mislabled part. When I line the clutch with the dowel pins on the flywheel, the clutch does not mate up flush with the flywheel. I do understand that the clutch can only be put on one way, and basically I have a 3 mm gab in between the clutch and flywheel. Its almost like the pressure plate is too thick. I'm trying to source a replacement, but that is all i can think of because the TO bearing looks correct and the clutch fork is not bent.
Follow Ups	Clutch Issue remains, different problems!!! - JSD-ZX 22:01:56 08/12/08 The way you describe being able to go into gears when it is - 5280Z_nightstalker 00:53:59 08/13/08 It can only be one of 3 things: - Audioquest 08:51:51 08/13/08 Re: It can only be one of 3 things: - JSD-ZX 10:29:47 08/13/08 When you adjust the rod, only turn it up enough so - Audioquest 11:06:48 08/13/08 Re: When you adjust the rod, only turn it up enough so - JSD-ZX 17:52:52 08/13/08 Well, when you put the PP on, it has to be sucked down with - Audioquest 21:14:25 08/13/08 Re: Well, when you put the PP on, it has to be sucked down w - JSD-ZX 04:29:07 08/14/08 Only torque the bolts to 30 lbs MAX or the inserts will - Audioquest 07:54:32 08/14/08 Re: Only torque the bolts to 30 lbs MAX or the inserts will - JSD-ZX 09:55:11 08/14/08
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