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Thanks! Wow, I thought I had a simple question. But learned much My Roadster is an American made by the way. But I didn't know that the british made cars, could be different. Which is to be expected of course.

Hi Guys, A question from the metric side of the ocean. :) A model A is build up with Lots of bolts and nuts. Even metric so i’ve noticed. I’m planning to buy a tap and die set, but I’m not sure which to buy. What do I need for my model A? UNC/UNF or BSW/BSF? Anyone? Thanks!

Re: Clutch does’t work. Hi guys, After a weekend in my garage, under, in and behind my car, I’ve come to this conclusion. The original throw out bearing must have been worn out. It spun while the clutch ingaged. This is what confused me. I already installed a new one. But now I know that 1...

Re: Clutch does’t work. Hi Guys, The weekend is coming and I’m planning to get dirty.:D I’ll keep you posted. Leon

Re: Clutch does’t work. I’ll check the pressure plate movement. Tom, I learned something Today. I thought it was the otherway around. Improving my English Every day:) thanks For that. The spinnig of het trow out bearing I’ve fixed that. JacksonIII sounds logical. Should this bearing really...

Re: Clutch does’t work. Thanks guys for reacting so soon on my post. I have tested the clutch actuating arm, when the transmission was out. I could pull the slider of the trow out bearing over the edge of its shaft. I should have noticed a crack in the actuating arm then. But I ll check...

Clutch does’t work. Hi guys, I’m blinking new on this forum. Read a lot of post though. But now I’ve got a question that I have not seen in any of the posts. The books by mister Les Andrews could not help me. I bought my model a roadster last april. My roadster never felt smooth when...