MouseTrap problem
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MouseTrap problem
Hi All,
Quick question on My clutch on A 65 pan. Why would it be that when I squeeze the clutch and then let off it is not releasing? I greesed the Fitting on the Mousetrap and it does not seem to be hanging there.But it does not go back to its original position.Does my clutch rod need adjustment? It is dangerous to my health when that baby does not release when I want it to! ANy help would be a appreciated.
Red
Quick question on My clutch on A 65 pan. Why would it be that when I squeeze the clutch and then let off it is not releasing? I greesed the Fitting on the Mousetrap and it does not seem to be hanging there.But it does not go back to its original position.Does my clutch rod need adjustment? It is dangerous to my health when that baby does not release when I want it to! ANy help would be a appreciated.
Red
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RE: MouseTrap problem
Ran home at lunch today and tightened the clutch springs 3/4 of a turn and it seems to have fixed the problem. They seemed to be really loose. I haven't had time to look at the service manual but is there a torque spec on those? or how tight is to tight? when I say loose one felt like there was almost no resistance at all.
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09-24-2014 07:39 AM
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