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Re: Uneven clutch release levers - '47 H
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Posted by Dave in CT on January 19, 2004 at 12:58:35 from (204.60.63.96):
In Reply to: Uneven clutch release levers - '47 H posted by Dave in CT on January 19, 2004 at 11:01:07:
Checked the pins that hold the release levers and they all appear to be in place but, while doing this I noticed the 1/4"-clearance-release-lever bolt was loose. I tightened it up a bit and the tip came up to the release bearing. Does anyone have the torque setting for these release lever bolts? Also it appears they have an adjuting nut between the head of the bolt and the release lever. Is there a proper adjustment procedure for these release levers? I couldn't find anything in the IT or Blue Ribbon service manuals. After getting the release levers to their proper adjustment individually, I need to adjust the clutch pedal lever to give 3/16" clearance between the tips of the release levers and the release bearing. Since this is the first time I'll be doing this, I'd like someone to confirm this is the right way: Loosen the nut where the threads of the rod goes into the clutch pedal lever. Pull the cotter pin and the pin through the yoke at the other end of the rod. Spin the rod in or out to adjust. Put in the pin to the yoke and check the release levers' clearance. When it's 3/16", put back in the cotter pin and tighten the lock nut on the rod. Thanks, Dave
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