Landrovercz
New Member
If I found the fork to be all right could I put it together with out the clip ?
How could I tell if the fork is all right ?
How could I tell if the fork is all right ?
jamesmartin
Well-Known Member
forgot to ask was rod poking out of bell housing
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
Yes you can put it together without the clip so long as you locate it and hold it as you put the slave on but your rod is too far in so there is a problem.
Putting a longer rod in won't help
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
Here's a piccy of a typical fork. The dimple in the centre is where the fork itself pivots....if this gets worn enough and wears through there's nothing you can do but remove the gearbox and replace the fork.
The dimple on the right is where the slave cylinder rod sits, if it wears through there it is possible to weld a dished washer to the end of the rod as an emergancy measure.....you should be able to see the right side of the fork with a torch through the slave hole
The dimple on the right is where the slave cylinder rod sits, if it wears through there it is possible to weld a dished washer to the end of the rod as an emergancy measure.....you should be able to see the right side of the fork with a torch through the slave hole
Landrovercz
New Member
Hi thanks a lot for your time and advice !
I will try and use the iPhone and blow the photo !
I will try and use the iPhone and blow the photo !
