Clutch Fork Installation

[athawk11]

Anyone else here have hands that are too big to fit down the bell housing access hole? Here is a trick to set your clutch fork.

I don't take full credit for this. I think a fellow at the 2A mentioned doing something along this line. I put it into action. It was so easy, I almost thought I miss my mark...




Push the fork in the hole. Dangle it from the wires in the "upload" position. Push the throw out bearing forward with a long screw driver. Slip in the fork. Remove wires. Done.

I will never dread this type of installation again. I was so excited, I almost soiled myself.

Tim

[jeffwho]

I sure wish I was trying this way, instead of the way I did it. Nice tip.

[Ryan_M]

EXCELLENT TRICK! I can now cancel that metacarpal removal procedure I had scheduled in anticipation of having to set another clutch fork at some point in my life.

[Haines Garage]

Are you actually using your board Sir Hawk?
I just saw this in the new post.
If not I am moving this shit!

Great tip by the way!

[athawk11]

HG,
I cleared that board about a month ago. Right around the time you said you were cleaning stuff up from lack of server space. I'm good with posting stuff in the regular areas!

Tim

[athawk11]

Ryan... You always have interesting and creative ways to describe your pain. Gotta love it!

[Haines Garage]

Mar 31, 2015 18:35:43 GMT -5 athawk11 said:

HG,
I cleared that board about a month ago. Right around the time you said you were cleaning stuff up from lack of server space. I'm good with posting stuff in the regular areas!

Tim

You BASTAGE!!
Deleting a whole board!!
I understand.
You said to me "Im the Hawk...I Fly Low.."
I think we have had a few Colorado Kool Aids at that point.

Thing is the Hawk FLYS HIGH!!!!
Whatever...


Stop being so damn humble.....