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165 clutch acting wierd

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RICK165

04-29-2008 17:06:43




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hi i have a 165 diesel with multipower when i push in the clutch to stop. it seems to have a hesitation befor it disengages it seems to go about a foot after i push in the clutch.and it rakes alot going back in gear unless i hold the clutch down for about ten seconds or so. i have about 3 inches of free travel in the pedal after its released.it engages when the pedal is about 3 inches off the foot rest i tried adjusting it but it didnt seem to have any effect. thanks RICK

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DavidP, South Wales

04-30-2008 00:05:13




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 Re: 165 clutch acting wierd in reply to RICK165, 04-29-2008 17:06:43  
Hello Rick,
When you want to stop forward movement, does it stop more quickly if you push the pedal slightly into the second stage or to the floor?
It is quite normal to have to wait up to 5 seconds to be able to engage gear smoothly without crashing it. If it works better by pushing the pedal down further it may be necessary to adjust the clutch internally and maybe reduce the set clearance.
Assuming that yours is the type with the pedal pivot towards the rear of the footplate then the adjustment of the short arm on the clutch cross-shaft should give about 3/8" between pressure starting and rest at the point where the arm strikes the casing. Also check the condition of the pedal bush and pin. You can loose a lot of movement here.
Come back if you need any more help.
DavidP, South Wales

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RICK165

04-30-2008 01:15:40




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 Re: 165 clutch acting wierd in reply to DavidP, South Wales, 04-30-2008 00:05:13  
thanks dave i will look it over and get back to you RICK



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