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11-22-2017, 12:09 PM
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Clutch / Z bar alignment question 66 full size
Hi guys:
We're putting my car together and noticed that the z-bar is "crooked" or "cocked" towards the front of the car. This causes the clutch pedal push rod to be cocked into the z-bar arm crooked as well. Concerned about the bushing for the push rod will get worn way too quickly. Questions: Is the z-bar cocked on an angle towards the front of the car normal? Is that factory? Does the push rod lay into the z-bar on an angle like that? I have pics ... the one pic shows the z-bar cocked towards the front of the car ... the other pic shows the result for the push rod how it's in the z-bar arm cocked on an angle into the bushing. HELP!! Is this normal?
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