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Old 12-17-2014, 08:33 PM   #8
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Default Re: High gear

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Originally Posted by steammech50 View Post
Not to be rude,haven't driven a T that much,haven't tried letting off the gas when shifting,but will when we get the engine back in .Found the clutch out of adjustment,thanks for the help, Bill
Next time that you drive the Model A, leave it floored when you shift it. The Model T is a fragile old lady; do the low gear, close the throttle, then nice and easy let up on the low peddle. Give the clutch a chance to grab. Its a 12 disc wet clutch and needs to squeeze some of the oil out to work. Rollingat 25 mph open it up (WOT) and if the clutch slips then, adjust the 3 fingers inside. The single clutch spring is only about 100 psi of pressure.
Read the book on that part, especially about dropping cotter pins into the abyss. A half turn on each will probably be enough. ws
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