Subject	updated: just checked, yup the pivot ball on the trans is
Posted by	tt_703 on July 10, 2013 at 9:17 PM
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In Reply To	Was the pivot ball shorter than the old one you removed? (n/m) posted by Woody75 (Denver) on July 10, 2013 at 01:36 PM
Message	the shorter one. When the slave is out, the fork actually has about 3/4 inch play until the throw out bearing touch the fingers on the pressure plate, and that is when it stop moving. The only way that I could depress the paddle is when the slave is out , or when the bleeder is cracked open. could it be the pressure plate ? any chances it got stuck could it be the clutch MC?
Follow Ups	clutch installed, unable to step on paddle ? - tt_703 21:50:07 07/09/13 um... that's not the proper order for installation - jkperformance 22:31:52 07/09/13 Corrected myself - of couse I did not install the clutch - tt_703 22:40:22 07/09/13 with the trans out, can you manually operate the fork and - jkperformance 22:52:30 07/09/13 Re: with the trans out, can you manually operate the fork and - tt_703 05:51:23 07/10/13 Stock fork and pivot ball? - Woody75 (Denver) 10:55:31 07/10/13 Re: Stock fork and pivot ball? - tt_703 11:21:15 07/10/13 Was the pivot ball shorter than the old one you removed? (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 13:36:49 07/10/13 unsure of that, again everthing worked fine a few month back (n/m) - tt_703 14:09:09 07/10/13 Oh, so the fork and ball were al ready in use? - Woody75 (Denver) 14:55:06 07/10/13 updated: just checked, yup the pivot ball on the trans is - tt_703 21:17:37 07/10/13 Is there any play when the slave is installed? - Woody75 (Denver) 22:16:27 07/10/13
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