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Old 03-14-2019, 04:11 PM   #13
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Default Re: H&H Model A motor thrust bearing issue

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Originally Posted by d.j. moordigian View Post
Gez,..I don't know, it's hydraulic for the standard transmissions. Same block/
crank set-up for the automatics,..sedan's and E-types. As an after thought,
the Jag's weight more, so the clutch has to be stronger (heaver springs) than
the A's.

I think the big deal is taking it out of gear at stop lights, any std. transmission
cars, too save the thrust.
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I've seen people do that and I shudder. Some even use the clutch to hold the car on an up grade. They have no clue!
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