CLUTCH HELP
So you have all new parts and your plate doesn't release the disc when you floor the clutch pedal.
Does the above include bell crank, bushings, and ball pivots?
You've already extended the adjust rod to add more threads.
Make sure the bell is tight to the block and the trans is tight to the bell.
Check all pedal linkage for lost motion, shifting side to side, etc.
Check to make sure the trans front bearing retainer tube hasn't been damaged.
Check to make sure the pivot is not worn, bent, loose, etc.
Check to make sure the fork is all the way onto the pivot.
Check to make sure both release bearing pads are on the fork tips correctly and the clips are in the cups.
Does the back side of the fork bottom on the bell housing window when the pedal is depressed?
Out of the box, consider a spacer under the pivot. An 1/8" can make a big difference here.
So you have all new parts and your plate doesn't release the disc when you floor the clutch pedal.
Does the above include bell crank, bushings, and ball pivots?
You've already extended the adjust rod to add more threads.
Make sure the bell is tight to the block and the trans is tight to the bell.
Check all pedal linkage for lost motion, shifting side to side, etc.
Check to make sure the trans front bearing retainer tube hasn't been damaged.
Check to make sure the pivot is not worn, bent, loose, etc.
Check to make sure the fork is all the way onto the pivot.
Check to make sure both release bearing pads are on the fork tips correctly and the clips are in the cups.
Does the back side of the fork bottom on the bell housing window when the pedal is depressed?
Out of the box, consider a spacer under the pivot. An 1/8" can make a big difference here.
