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Unhappy Clutch Helper spring problem

Has any one had any problems with the clutch helper springer sliding off it's post? My car is a '77 Carrera 3.0 with a '86 915 tranny. It does it it no particular pattern, but seems tight as I pry it back on.

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I think the helper spring is pressed on, so it makes sense that it is going on tight.
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The helper spring at the pedal is held on by the spring's tension and a little ridge the prevents it from slipping off.

It should be very tight. In fact it should be hard to re-install when it slips off.

Could be your spring has gone too soft and is slack? They're not very expensive to replace.
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I guess I wasn't to specific. I am talking about the one on the bottom of the tranny

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there's supposed to be a washer and a tiny snap ring to keep it in place.
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Here's a pic of what I did on my 76 Carrera 3.0 w 84 trans;

simple, clean, no nonsense

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