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Clutch throw out bearing fork reinforcing

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Lenny - thanks for sending this out. Next time I have to replace the clutch I will look into doing this. It definitely couldn't hurt by having a little stronger fork in there. Take care.

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Original post was deleted by mistake so I'm reposting it. The fork that disengages the clutch by pushing on the throw out bearing is a little weak on the Trooper. There have been some failures. If you redo your clutch with a stronger pressure plate be sure to reinforce it. I've included a drawing which will give you an idea of what the reinforcement should look like. Just be sure that everything clears when it is actuated.

Lenny

EDIT: Thank you Lenny, Kinarfi

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