Where is everyone #2!!

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  1. Rugerfan

    Rugerfan Road Train Member

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    Santa Nella,ca TA... should be able to unload my two coils tomorrow early afternoon then load Friday morning coming back north if everything goes to plan
     
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  3. MJ1657

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    Cameron, MO with a sick clutch brake and possibly clutch. Happened when I pulled into the walmart for the night. Lovely way to end a long day.

    Delivering to Owatonna, MN in the morning if everything holds together.
     
  4. Dieselgeek

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    Clutch brake gone or out of adjustment?
     
  5. dannythetrucker

    dannythetrucker Road Train Member

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    who needs a clutch, eh ?
     
  6. MJ1657

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    I think its gone but i'm not sure.

    I guess the way you adjust these is to push the pedal to the floor and move your foot so it can snap back on its own. I did that a couple times and now when you just barely let the clutch out it starts to engage and move the truck. And I still don't have a clutch break.
     
  7. MJ1657

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    Ya no kidding. I don't care about the clutch brake and once im rolling as long as the clutch holds im fine.
     
  8. dannythetrucker

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    If you have to stop (like a red light) turn the key off. Start it with the truck in gear. I dunno why it would of slipped like that, but you might be lucky and just be able to adjust the clutch.
     
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  9. Blind Driver

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    The mechanics at Wal-Mart will fix you up :smt101
     
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  10. MJ1657

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    That's what I had to do to get it parked tonight.

    If I push the clutch down the clutch disengages. I have a heck of a time getting my size 14's in there and out of the way to let it snap back so I wasn't sure if I was getting a full stroke. I may have done it a couple to many times. Not sure if you can "over adjust" it by doing that but it appears maybe I did??
     
  11. dannythetrucker

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    I dunno, I always adjusted them underneath on the clutch through the access plate. Used to be 9/16 with a locking collar, but they're different now 7/16 or 3/8 I think and you just push it in and have someone hold the clutch down to turn it.
     
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