Daniel,
I realise that you may not quite believe this, especially with my
references to my being a witch, but I do have a strong belief in my God. I
do believe in the power of prayer, it is a part of my daily life. Without
Him, and His indulgences, I would really be in a pickle.
The parts are all correct, all installed correctly, and the disc
that we replaced was so badly worn that it was a wonder that it worked at
all. You may be right that there is also another, underlying, fault, and
this may indeed be 'the' problem, but I sorely wish that the solution would
make itself apparent.
I know that He doesn't give us anything more to bear than we are
capable of bearing, but this particular load is getting very heavy.
I keep telling myself "not in my time, but in Yours" - I just
can't help but wish that 'His' time would come a little more speedily.
Elizabeth
At 03:08 PM 5/11/00, Daniel1312@aol.com wrote:
>There is always a solution.
>
>If it worked before it can be made to work again and the approach I use is
>slow and methodical. Using OE parts check each part to see what if anything
>is different or assembled differently. Are you absolutely certain the clutch
>is correct and the same as before?
>
>Probably the reason the clutch needed replacing is not due to your daughter
>but rather the fault you are now trying to rectify, so it will be worth it at
>the end of the day.
>
>It doesn't take much of a reduction in clutch travel for it not to work (in
>my exPensive experience).
>
>Finally, and this is a serious suggestion that worked for me on the worst
>problem I ever had (fuel starvation problem) pray to God (nothing wacky or do
>with cats) and ask for help. The help will come, the solution will be
>obvious, and the clutch will work.
>
>
>Daniel1312
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