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DC Foot Clutch Update and Question

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Glenn FitzGeral

07-08-2005 17:17:00




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Thank you to all who assisted me in my DC hand clutch to foot clutch conversion. I found a NOS pulley brake arm locally, have the input shaft out, and am waiting on seals. They are to be in Monday or Tuesday. I have found homes for each of the pieces in the box of parts the salvage yard sent me except for one spring. That spring measures 3-3/4"long and is 3/4" in diameter. It is unpainted and oily. Thus it must be an internal spring. I have not put the parts together in the bell housing yet as I am awaiting parts but I don't see where it goes. Anyone know? Thanks, Glenn F.

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Jerry W

07-11-2005 06:29:24




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 Re: DC Foot Clutch Update and Question in reply to Glenn FitzGerald, 07-08-2005 17:17:00  
Glenn

I do not know foot clutch DC's but could it be just an anti rattle spring like are sometimes put on linkage rods.

Jerry



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george md

07-08-2005 18:45:46




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 Re: DC Foot Clutch Update and Question in reply to Glenn FitzGerald, 07-08-2005 17:17:00  
Glenn,

Is that spring really stiff ? If so it would be the over center spring on the peddle .

george



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Glenn F.

07-10-2005 07:19:32




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 Re: DC Foot Clutch Update and Question in reply to george md, 07-08-2005 18:45:46  
No, it's a light spring. I also have the heavy over-center spring. Thanks for your response though. Glenn F.



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