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What's wrong in these pictures???
Installed new clutch and went about adjusting to 1.2 cable off 1.0 cable on and everything looks great including foot pedal. The problem is when I push in the clutch pedal in the omega spring goes to the other side (pic #2) I move it back and the same thing happens. On my 78 the HE held the omega spring in position but on this car I'm running B&B headers so that space is open. Did a search but couldn't find a siimilar problem. Anybody have any ideas? Am I doing something wrong.
 
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Got the spring on upside down?
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Mine did exactly the same thing when I rebuilt last year. Turned out to be the adjustment. Seems to be a very fine line.
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Ianc are you asking or making a statement? I looked at this picture and it looks correct but I could be wrong????
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Is it rubbing and hanging up on the case?
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Quote:
 Wilke is probably correct, ianc
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Isn't that the intended action of the spring? Does the pedal feel ok? I'd go have a llok at mine but it's not parked at my house here.
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dentist90 no there is nothing around to rub on. The spring just springs over.
ianc I also think that Wilke could be right I'll have to try tomorrow. Thanks for you help. Jwetering when the spring goes over the pedal becomes a spongie hard fell if that makes sense.
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Kevin you were right I made a few adjustments and it finally worked. Thanks for the help.
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