Posted by 1066 on January 28, 2009 at 10:16:52 from (67.142.162.25):
We replaced a clutch disk in a B and now it wont release properly.Is there a noticeble differance in a Rockford and an Atwood disk.It looked simular but the old one was turned in for core so we cant measure them.We have checked all the simple things like free travel,flywheel and pressure plate are free of rust,none of the linkage hols or pedal are wore out.The flywheel apears to have the step in it for the pressure plate to sit in. Does it need the double cut when the flywheel is turned could have had that problem before retirement. Anyone have this measurement or know were we could find it online.We found finger adjustment specs for a Rockford clutch but not our Atwood. Any thoughts or experience would be appreciated.
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