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10-27-2004, 11:52 PM
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W48:
IF the clutch won't Relaese,adjustment is the first easy attempt to the cure. the threaded rod,runs from a block @ bottom of "Z" bar (Bellcrank), to the clutch bearing release arm that sticks out of Bell Housing.there is a 1/4" squared area near the release arm, (the only reason I own a 4" adjustable Wrench) !!! Turn that rod Counter-Clockwise,(Loosen-direction), a few threads at a time. Start the car & test,adjust & testThis may take a couple of tries!!! If you see a nut somewhere along the threaded rod,it is a Locknut,needs to go tight up to adjustment block when you"re done.  Hint: exh. pipes make big OOoowwee on ForeArms....Let pipes cool,Between tests!!!
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