ACT clutch problem. Cant get slave cyl on
11-21-09, 10:18 PM
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ACT clutch problem. Cant get slave cyl on
just installed an act 6 puck and heavy duty pressure plate along with a rebuilt transmission.
i cant get the slave cyl on unless i use a pry bar .
it seems like the pressure plate is too thick. after forcing the slave on and bleeding it, there is no free play in the clutch pedal?
anyone ran into this? any ideas ?
i cant get the slave cyl on unless i use a pry bar .
it seems like the pressure plate is too thick. after forcing the slave on and bleeding it, there is no free play in the clutch pedal?
anyone ran into this? any ideas ?
11-21-09, 11:11 PM
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yeah things went like a normal clutch job. i think the only real unknown variable is the rebuilt transmission. i wonder if it could have the wrong fork on it?
11-22-09, 07:03 PM
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I've been pondering on this. Is it possible the fork is bent maybe? Its the only thing I can figure that would cause this since everything else is sitting correctly.
11-22-09, 07:24 PM
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what about an N/A bell housing?
i may grind the slave rod down and call it a day
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11-22-09, 08:03 PM
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so...with the slave rod fully depressed there isn't enough room to bolt it down? i know the N/A and T2 slaves are different lengths.
if all the parts are right, then the fork isn't sitting on the pivot ball like it should...it may have gotten jostled while the transmission was going on.
clutch free play can be adjusted via the linkage on the master cylinder. if the clutch works fine...then leave it alone.
if all the parts are right, then the fork isn't sitting on the pivot ball like it should...it may have gotten jostled while the transmission was going on.
clutch free play can be adjusted via the linkage on the master cylinder. if the clutch works fine...then leave it alone.
11-22-09, 08:08 PM
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i have never had an N/A so i dont know what and N/A trans looks like.
i did buy the transmission used off of craigs list then sent it to the tranny shop to get rebuilt.
it looks identical to me.
but who knows
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