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rstover
I purchased this package to put in my bumblebee while working on it so I could drive it. I got the engine in and started last week and everything sounds and appears as advertised. My clutch cable was about 20 mm to long. By putting a couple of larger nuts on the cable it was at a point where it felt about right, but TO lever was hitting back of housing. I would like to keep the engine, clutch and flywheel package together. I do not know how the flywheel was lightened and did not measure it before putting together. I wanted to make sure the engine was running before proceeding. I should probably put a new TO bearing in . My question is do I need a special TO bearing or how do I shim the stock one. Or did I miss something else.Click to view attachment
CMONNETT
Check the ball cup on the back of the throw out bearing arm. It might be worn through.
rstover
QUOTE(rstover @ Sep 16 2012, 12:36 PM) *

I purchased this package to put in my bumblebee while working on it so I could drive it. I got the engine in and started last week and everything sounds and appears as advertised. My clutch cable was about 20 mm to long. By putting a couple of larger nuts on the cable it was at a point where it felt about right, but TO lever was hitting back of housing. I would like to keep the engine, clutch and flywheel package together. I do not know how the flywheel was lightened and did not measure it before putting together. I wanted to make sure the engine was running before proceeding. I should probably put a new TO bearing in . My question is do I need a special TO bearing or how do I shim the stock one. Or did miss somthing else. I don't think the previous post explained the clutch and flywheel, maybe this is better


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iss something else.Click to view attachment

mrbubblehead
QUOTE(CMONNETT @ Sep 16 2012, 11:13 AM) *

Check the ball cup on the back of the throw out bearing arm. It might be worn through.

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i had to add a washer under my ball after i had my flywheel resurfaced.
Dave_Darling
It is common, if you use the metal clutch clevis, to have to use 10-20mm worth of spacers on the end of the cable.

--DD
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