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Ernie

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It's me, Ernie again. I searched high and low for a topic on this before I posted this.

I have no more clutch adjustment by the clutch fork, it's grinding gears.

I unbolted the clutch fork, moved it one notch closer to the hydraulic for adjustment.

It caused too much throw and is now riding the clutch and RPMS are going nuts.

I put it back the way it was and am going to adjust the upper part.

I just cut the firewall to get clearance to access it from the front.

There is no more adjustment from the stock position and is grinding gears.

Does anyone have any suggestions about adjusting? Any and all ideas will be most helpful.

Thanks,

Ernie

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New Clutch! Hate to say it but sounds like the fix!

rocmoc n AZ/Baja

That is the one answer I was hoping not to hear! Great angry.gif

Thanks for confirming my suspisions.

Ernie

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Be sure you mark all the sensors & electrical plugs WELL when you pull the engine. Best tip I can give ya! Read my engine pull & clutch post of last year for tip with throw-out bearing.

rocmoc n AZ/Baja

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Be sure you mark all the sensors & electrical plugs WELL when you pull the engine. Best tip I can give ya! Read my engine pull & clutch post of last year for tip with throw-out bearing.

rocmoc n AZ/Baja

I found that post while I was looking for a post re adjustments. Thanks for the help!

Ernie

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