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[External] Re: [WillysTech] Headache¡..
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýSounds like the key indicator is the clutch pedal is almost all the way out (up) before engaging. Was it this way before you rebuilt everything?
Check your clutch release lever. It may not be seated properly. Can you install the clutch backward? Been so long since I've worked with one I don't remember. I suspect not.
Throw out bearing/bushing isn't in all the way or is binding? I'd investigate the drag by jacking it up off it's wheels. In 2 wd with the engine
not running push the clutch in and have someone spin one wheel with the other wheel held tight so the driveshaft turns. Does it drag? If not that eliminates the brakes. But if it does drag could also be wheel bearing etc. Repeat with tranny on neutral,
then transfer case in neutral to help isolate the problem. Dan On 8/22/2021 2:20 PM, Pruit Ginsberg via groups.io wrote:
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¿ªÔÆÌåÓýIf the clutch pedal is almost all the way up before engaging then the clutch must be way disengaged when it is pushed all the way down. ?Which should let the tranny shift , no? ?You can likely install the disk backwards. ?On most clutches you can. ?there is usually a ¡°flywheel side¡± stamped on the flywheel side of the disk.So what he is saying is that the clutch never disengages? ?Making it impossible to shift. ?SO what does it mean Clutch does catch? ?Sounds like it never disengages, so what does catch mean? ???
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