Ok, got my breath back from pushing the lawn ornament back into the yard.
I'm not smart enough to stop, and let all the kind folks at LotO help. I
have this phobia of not being able to take care of my own shit.
Back out to the street, jack up the rear, start it, and now I just abuse the
HELL out of the brakes and tires. I rev it up to about 4 grand, and slam on
the brakes, leaving black trails on the asphalt. I do this about 6 times,
slide around the corner just down the street, narrowly missing a former
employee in their minivan.
Push in the clutch, slowly apply the brakes until I stop, and the car
doesn't die.
Now to get after the rear transmission seal.
I see there is a felt bit on it, does this need to be oiled up prior to
installation??
Brad
On Sat, Jun 21, 2008 at 9:23 AM, Brad Fornal <tequila.brad@gmail.com> wrote:
> So I put in the new pedal, with the clevis hole brazed up. There is NO play
> in the clutch pedal.
> I put it up on the jack, start it, my assistant drops the car, and off I
> go. I hit the clutch and the brake several times, no breaking loose.
> WTF am I doing wrong now??
> How far should the arm on the transmission move, when the pedal is
> depressed? I can get under and check that, maybe IT isn't moving far
> enough.
>
> --
> DON JULIO 1942
>
> www.myspace.com/tequilabrad
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