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Thread: Hydraulic/hard clutch

Started 2 months ago by Bostonjeepster
Hi Folks, After reading many posts, I'm not sure what to do with my 67 Jeepster Convert 225 V6 3 speed. The clutch cable snapped, I ordered a new one and then it pulled through the floor. No surprises here. So do I go Hydraulic or to the RRich hard clutch cure? I'm a Sunday driver with it only. Need to guide my mechanic. Lanette
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RRich replied 2 months ago
When the cable snapped, the fork may have slipped out of the proper place over the ball. That makes it real hard to operate. Use a big screwdriver or other prybar to pull the fork out - straight out away from the bellhousing. If it has moved, it'll "snap" back out about 3/4". The cables you get now aftermarket are trash - take your old one to an industrial cable maker. Phone book Yellow...

 

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Hydraulic/hard clutch
Published (2009-10-28 12:47:00)
Hi Folks, After reading many posts, I'm not sure what to do with my 67 Jeepster Convert 225 V6 3 speed. The clutch cable snapped, I ordered a new one and then it pulled through the floor. No surprises here. So do I go Hydraulic or to the RRich hard clutch cure? I'm a Sunday driver with it only. Need to guide my mechanic. Lanette
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Hydraulic/hard clutch
Published (2009-10-30 14:49:00)
When the cable snapped, the fork may have slipped out of the proper place over the ball. That makes it real hard to operate. Use a big screwdriver or other prybar to pull the fork out - straight out away from the bellhousing. If it has moved, it'll "snap" back out about 3/4". The cables you get now aftermarket are trash - take your old one to an industrial cable maker. Phone book Yellow pages -...

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