Another good point. I have seen that, especially on clutches adjusted too tight to the clutch brake. Pedal hits the brake 4" off the floor while the driver is pushing for the floor.
Installing a clutch break
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I always smear grease on them when installing, old habit.
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I’ve done a few, lasting years, never have I put any type of lubricant as oil, tranny fluid. Been working for me, I’ll just keep as I’m doing , don’t fix what’s not brokeBoxCarKidd, bumper Jack, Big Road Skateboard and 1 other person Thank this.
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I’ve never greased one. Most get pretty well lube from greasing the throw out bearing
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Your left foot has a lot to do with that. Operator or a steering wheel holder.spsauerland and Big Road Skateboard Thank this.
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True, I’ve personally never broke a clutch break, wore out some, but that’s it
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