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    Senior Member Carroll Shelby
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    Yeah my TO isn't notched, looks like I have the right TO bearing.

    Glenn brought up a good point that I had thought of but dismissed earlier: the pilot bushing needed breaking in.

    I set the rear wheels back down on the ground, started it up in neutral and could not get it into gear for the life of me. Shut it off and put it in 1st, started it back up and the engine bogged like hell, had trouble getting it out of first. Started it it in neutral again and shoved it into first, engine bogged some more then cleared up after a few seconds.

    Now with the wheels on the ground I am able to get in/out of all the gears easily. It still spins the driveshaft a little in neutral while up on stands, but I am still able to get in/out of gear easily. Looks like the fork/slave/TO movement was all fine, just needed to "break in" that new pilot bushing!

    I'll report back if I have any issues on the first test drive, need to re-mount my rad and hook the brakes back up before I do...

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    Senior Member Carroll Shelby
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    Not sure if my previous, perceived issues were related, but I broke something in the clutch during R4 yesterday. Sounds like the clutch pivot broke, will find out when I pull the trans tonight or tomorrow...

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    Senior Member Carroll Shelby
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pranav View Post
    Not sure if my previous, perceived issues were related, but I broke something in the clutch during R4 yesterday. Sounds like the clutch pivot broke, will find out when I pull the trans tonight or tomorrow...
    Clutch fork and TO bearing were fine. When I pulled the trans I noticed the PP fingers where crooked causing the TO bearing to sit crooked. As soon as I unbolted the PP, the clutch disc and the pilot bushing fell out. Clutch disc springs were intact, but there was a chunk of friction material missing from the PP side.

    Attached are pics, I'm not sure what caused what to fail. Hoping the pilot bushing is worn out and not the big hole in the crank...

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    Last time I bought a clutch the TO bearing wasnt seated right on all of the PP fingers...glad I noticed before I installed it. Maybe yours was the same.
    Al Fernandez

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