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Old 02-27-2002, 02:23 PM
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I am taking this from the Tilton installation manual and I am sure that this applies to all hydraulic bearings.

"IMPORTANT! A pedal travel limiting device such as a pedal stop MUST be installed to prevent overstroking of the bearing and/or clutch. Overstroking even once may damage clutch and/or release bearing assembly. The stop should be adjusted just beyond the point of full clutch disengagement. The bearing travel (freeplay + release bearing travel) must not be greater than the maximum available stroke of .700"

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