jack4445

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I have a 1650 D and the cluch is sliping and i dou"t know how to fix is there something i can do befor i have to change it and is there a diagraim to show how to do it please help
i deed it fixed a.s.a.p.
thanks Jack
 
do you have any pedal - when you press the pedal where is the resistance? It's gotta have at least an inch and and half travel before it engages, if not it will slip at some point. There's an adjustment on the link between the pedal and the housing.
 
Sounds like either the clutch is going bad or you have a rear main seal leaking oil on the clutch. We had a 66 back in the day that leaked. Now and then we'd just have to let it slip to a stop and let it just sit there and burn the oil off. I don't think there's any adjustment in the pressure plate. Usually the only adjustment is in the linkage,but an inch and a half in the pedal should be about right. On the bright side,you don't have to split it to put a clutch in.
 
Is it possible you are getting trans. oil coming through the PTO tube into the flywheel hub? My 2270 White is doing that and I am in the process of putting in a seal in the trans. Good luck, a slippery clutch is a real pain
Bruce
 
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