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Old 10-29-2002, 04:36 AM
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Well..........

Lubing the cable is not a problem. Take it loose from the clutch arm, unbolt it from the wheel well and pull it upward. Now you can run heavy oil down it toward the firewall....It really helped a lot!!!

But.....The real problem showed up almost 5 miles into a drive!! Clutch quit disengaging and drive back home was not much fun!!! I (we) think it is a diskombubilated (sp?) pressure plate....no matter how much adjustment I do it will not completely disengage!!?? About a month ago I found a piece of metal in the dust cover over the clutch adjuster...It looked like a small metal plug of sorts but now I guess it was a rivet that got expelled??

I am getting another clutch assembly this week and hopefully have answers this weekend.

Other ideas???

Stay tuned,
Jack
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