Transmissions and DrivetrainNeed help with your trans? Problems with your axle?
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I read that there's an adjustment screw on the clutch fork, is it okay to adjust the clutch engagement point using this? My clutch engages about 2" from the floor, I'd like to move it up 1" or so, if possible.
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check that the clutch pivot ball/stud has not backed out . it's the pivot point for the throw out bearing arm . mine backed out , was doing the same thing . it's on drivers side of bell housing , takes a 3/8's allen wrench . clearence is tight but can be done . clean with brake cleaner and use lock-tite before seating/tightening pivot ball/stud . good luck .
