[T2] Binding Clutch

[Al Brase]

I have seen the release arms of the fork fail at the welds. IOW, the lever
makes the shaft turn, but doesn't push the bearing very far. The arms WEAR
UNEVENLY as well. A new shat would be a good idea. Or bend it back and
reweld, but needs to be perfecly aligned! If your throwout bearing is
pushed in cockeyed (good technical word, huh?) your cluch will chatter.

On Sat, Jul 15, 2017 at 12:17 PM, <rondunn at juno.com> wrote:

> ’70 bus
> Replaced clutch with diaphragm assembly and new throw-out 15 years ago.
> Replaced cable 3 years ago.
> Shifting became difficult causing frequent tightening of cable.
> Cable is now full tight (minimal free play) with full travel of throw-out
> arm, but clutch will not completely disengage.
> Must be diaphragm fingers are bending, or some other internal problem.
> Any other thoughts on the subject.
>
> rondunn at juno.com
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