Posted by Dellbertt on October 27, 2009 at 16:40:13 from (209.172.23.90):
In Reply to: SA Clutch adjustment posted by Dellbertt on October 27, 2009 at 11:51:32:
I agree Scotty,
It has been on my mind why it stops and shifts so easily from a roll but not from a running neutrol. I have been thinking of a sticky throw out bearing.
I looked again thru the archives and found an excellant discussion with you, Mike and Hugh.
After reading that, I easily adjusted the pedal for a little less than an inch of pedal free travel. I am getting plenty of clutch travel that I should not be having grinding problems.
When I opened the port to grease the bushing I noticed a lot of dried dirt and grease.
I missed supper doing this so I am going to look at it again tomorrow pm.
I ran diesel fuel through the trans and actually it is pretty dang clean in there.
I found the inspection plate on the bottom of the bell.
He is the big question. What is the easiest way to free up the throw out bearing?
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