nhusa
Well-known member
I am adjusting the clutch in my Model A Town Sedan after rebuilding the motor, transmission, and installing a new clutch.
I want to make sure that the throwout bearing does not ride on the clutch fingers.
As I take up the slop in the linkage, I can feel the spring that returns the bearing but can’t tell if I am just stretching the spring (it takes a lot of force to go further) or if it is touching the fingers.
It currently grabs about 1 inch off the floor and in my opinion is too low.
What do you guys do?
I want to make sure that the throwout bearing does not ride on the clutch fingers.
As I take up the slop in the linkage, I can feel the spring that returns the bearing but can’t tell if I am just stretching the spring (it takes a lot of force to go further) or if it is touching the fingers.
It currently grabs about 1 inch off the floor and in my opinion is too low.
What do you guys do?