Good afternoon,
I recently replaced the clutch, throwout bearing, pilot bearing, and resurfaced the flywheel on my 1986 HJ60. All of this effort was done to fix a noise coming from the pilot bearing. The noise went away with the new bearing, but now it seems that the throwout bearing is making noise.
For clarity, it is now clutch out, noise. Slight pressure on clutch, no noise. I adjusted the pedal to the height from the book and took the linkage slop out of it, still having the noise. There's still some slop in the master cylinder before it starts pressing the throwout bearing against the diaphragm spring.
Should I adjust the pedal to the point of it applying enough pressure to the throwout that it spins with the clutch? Or is it time to drop the tranny again and go digging around?
Also, if anyone has the part numbers for the little plastic bushings for the clutch pedal pin, please let me know.
Thanks!
I recently replaced the clutch, throwout bearing, pilot bearing, and resurfaced the flywheel on my 1986 HJ60. All of this effort was done to fix a noise coming from the pilot bearing. The noise went away with the new bearing, but now it seems that the throwout bearing is making noise.
For clarity, it is now clutch out, noise. Slight pressure on clutch, no noise. I adjusted the pedal to the height from the book and took the linkage slop out of it, still having the noise. There's still some slop in the master cylinder before it starts pressing the throwout bearing against the diaphragm spring.
Should I adjust the pedal to the point of it applying enough pressure to the throwout that it spins with the clutch? Or is it time to drop the tranny again and go digging around?
Also, if anyone has the part numbers for the little plastic bushings for the clutch pedal pin, please let me know.
Thanks!