Dennis,
Is it possible, as it is with the 2000/2500 motor to mount the slave
cylinder on the wrong side of its mounting plate?
The 2500 manual actually shows an exploded view of it mounted on the wrong
side, but accompanying photos show it correctly mounted. Wrongly mounted you
would lose nearly 3/4" movement. On the 2500, the slave cylinder's body is
through the mounting plate with its mounting flange on the gearbox side of
the plate.
Regards,
Bob hutton
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-triumphs@autox.team.net
[mailto:owner-triumphs@autox.team.net]On Behalf Of Dennis Barr
Sent: Thursday, 20 August 1998 14:49
To: triumphs@autox.team.net
Subject: More TR4 clutch q's
Hi fellow travelers: After examining all parts and double checking for
proper assembly, I installed (the third time) my tranny in my TR4. My
problems seem to be associated somehow with the hydraulics. The slave is
new, the MC is a White Post rebuild. No leaking fluid; piston moves on
slave when clutch depressed; bled and bled system; new hydraulic hose
from pipe to slave. (Original post concerned non-releasing clutch;
difficulty shifting)Clutch housing looks good; pressure plate will move;
driven plate facing flywheel properly.
Dear friends-what am I overlooking ???
Thank you
Dennis Barr
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