Posted by old on April 18, 2016 at 15:54:48 from (209.86.226.27):
In Reply to: clutch disengagement posted by kenworthtruck on April 18, 2016 at 15:17:23:
Well to start with no such thing as a 1947 9N they stopped making them in 1942 and in 1942 the 2N came out. That said if you have a open area where you can safely drive it around start it in the highest gear it will start in and hold the clutch pedal down and drive it till the clutch frees up. Also say a week before you do that block the clutch pedal down and when ever you park it block it down. My late 1950 8N has a cement block on the pedal and if is there every time I park it. Just for your info 9N 1939-1942 2N 1942-1947 8N 1948-1952 Front mount distributor 8N 1948 to early 1950 then in April or may of 1950 the side mount distributor 8N came out
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