Posted by Pete 23 on February 19, 2011 at 18:26:13 from (173.87.146.142):
In Reply to: SM Clutch posted by Bud Kaiser on February 19, 2011 at 13:04:13:
If you didn't change any linkage to clutch nothing you did with the pedal would effect pressue plate. The fingers should normally lay parallel to pressure plate and come to the rear as linings wear. There is no key in the clutch pedal, it just pivots on the shaft. On a super you need to split to get pressure plate out. Disc can be taken out from below but it is not worth the hassle. By no clutch, do you mean it will not disengage or will not engage.
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