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1855 clutch lever

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Jim Meade

04-26-2007 16:30:40




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I'm putting an engine back in the 1855D. I bought a new clutch and associated parts.
It seems to me that the clutch lever leans ahead too much. Before it was about vertical, as it is on the 1755 and 1550. Now it's leaned so far ahead that it is only about 1/2" from the bell housing and I would have to extend the clutch rod about 2" to get it to connect.
The clutch disk is in rightas far as I can tell. The springs are to the rear.
When I bolt up the bell housing, it doesn't want to go on the last 1/2" and I have to walk it on with the bolts. My recollections is that generally the bell housing should slide up and about touch the plate it bolts to.
The fork on the clutch lever that connects to the throw out bearing only goes on one way so that is not it.
Any ideas on what I might be doing wrong?
If there are none, I guess I'll take the pressure plate off and see if I somehow turned the clutch disk around backwards when I put it on.
I carefully compared the orientation of all the parts with the drawings in the parts diagram and with the description in the shop manual and am pretty sure I'm right.

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Jim Meade

04-27-2007 10:02:33




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 Clutch fork reversed in reply to Jim Meade, 04-26-2007 16:30:40  
I didn't study the parts diagram closely enough and installed the fork in reverse. You have to turn the lever upside down to put the bolt in and then turn it right side up.



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rrlund

04-27-2007 06:58:13




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 Re: 1855 clutch lever in reply to Jim Meade, 04-26-2007 16:30:40  
When you say associated parts,do you mean pressure plate too? I made the mistake of putting a clutch and throw out bearing in my 1600 without a new pressure plate and it did that same thing. I had to put a flat washer at every bolt between the pressure plate and flywheel.



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