Attached a photo of the clutch arm.
Do you think the wear / possible bend would be enough to cause the issue?
Coil Spring Clutch nightmare
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Rich997
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It's definitely worn and will cause some clearance issues. Not sure about the angle. If it was mine I would weld and reprofile the ball.
If the hole in the plunger is also ridged, it will exacerbate the problem further.
If the hole in the plunger is also ridged, it will exacerbate the problem further.
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Re: Coil Spring Clutch nightmare
No....Rich997 wrote:Attached a photo of the clutch arm.
Do you think the wear / possible bend would be enough to cause the issue?
and from memory I recall occassionally putting a thin section shim washer under the 'press on' type release bearing to reset the clutch slave piston location.
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