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I have no clutch adjustment. Replaced clutch, pressure plate, and bearing. I have to use a jack to push the fork up to the adjustment rod. If I move the adjustment either way I have no clutch. Now clutch works but catches very high on pedal. Thanks
Are you sure you have your clutch release fork installed properly on the clutch shaft? The clutch release fork is the part that pushes on the sides of the throw-out bearing hub to engage the clutch. If this part is installed backwards it will give the problem you have described. If you look at the 2 fingers on the fork, one side of the finger has a radius to it. The side with the radius is the side that pushes against the throw-out bearing hub.Date Added: 07/19/04