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Old 09-21-2002, 09:15 PM   #1
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uuum i dont think this is good (clutch question)

i disconnected all the clutch linkages when i rebuilt the top end in my 4x4, and tonight when i hooked it back up, i can push in the clutch and it doesnt want to come back up. both springs are on and strong... the throw out fork can move side to side though (towards frame and towards pilot shaft) im thinkign either the throw out fork or bearing is bad.. i know i cant replace the bearing without taking out either the tranny or motor, but is it at all possible to replace the fork without taking tranny/motor out?
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Old 09-22-2002, 12:08 AM   #2
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im pretty sure the clutch fork is trapped by design in the bellhousing.im almost positive u have to pull the tranny out to do it.someone please correct me if im wrong
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Old 09-22-2002, 12:13 AM   #3
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that sucks... i was afriad of that... ill wait untill i get the truck ready to start again and see if it works....
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1971 Chevy K20 Custom Camper 4x4 350 TBI, SM465/NP205
1974 Chevy Custom Deluxe/10
1979 Chevy Custom Deluxe K10 farm truck beater
1989 Chevy K2500

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35s whinin on the asphalt, grabbin mud, throwin up some red dirt
R.I.P. Michael Stilts... I will always love and miss you brother! (9-12-80, murdered 4-9-05)
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