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>> Hi Ted, James,
>>
>> No Clutch adjustment ??
>>
>> Technically, as you say there is no "clutch" adjustment. The position of
>> the slave is adjustable. This makes a difference to clutch operation.
>> After all, why did they put a pinch bolt there with an adjustment slot
>> on the slave cylinder ?
>>
>> It has always worked for me. - move it right back and then try selecting
>> a gear.....
>>
>> Surely someone else has found this ??
>>
>> Peter
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>yes, the location may be varied - good point. what usually happens is
>someone tries to extend the rod. this only has the effect of pushing the
>p[iston deeper into the slave. there is only X amount of travel in the
>piston per storke of the pedal. you might gain a marginal improvement
>but the problem being described here is like being "slightly pregnant".
>ted
I have found that this adjustment is enough to cause gear grind when
selecting reverse or if you have weak syncro in first. I expect syncro
on 2nd and 3rd would 'hide' the incorrect adjustment for a while......
Peter
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