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Question throwout arm Q?

I am in the middle of a clutch change, and I have a sub-frame that only lets the transaxle slide 6 inches back.

My first question: how do i get the fork loose so that the T.O. bearing can come off? (I can't see the input shaft, but can reach in there.)

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5 mm allen screw holds the small retaining fork around a steel ball. I have turned the small fork outward so that you can see it.
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wow, thanks! I thought I could feel a allen head, but it makes sense now seeing the small fork and how it piviots.
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Be sure to replace that small fork. Common fail point
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Ditto the plastic bushing inside the hole in the arm.

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Here's another?:

I pulled the fork and bearing - does anyone have a picture of the bearing by itself and another of the "carrier" where the bearing sits?

a little history on my car, v8 conversion - I paid for a clutch change 2 yrs ago at a local race fab shop. They said that they couldn't find the bearing localy so they used a VW one and machined a sleeve to fit. I would have rather waited for a overnight from the west coast, but they didn't ask.

Anyway the clutch held for a year then started to slip. Eventually it wouldn't hold top gear past half throttle. I am pushing 400hp and figure that a good year is fine for a clutch disk.

Drove it for another year never pushing more than 1/2, but when I pulled the clutch I found the disk hardly worn. I can still read the print! but it is uneven, wear is in a wavy pattern around the disk on both sides, but at the worst point it is not bad.

PP and Flywheel are slick, smooth and somewhat scorched. I called Kennedy and they no longer make my Pressure Plate, but they will trade in for half $ on a new one.

Anyone have any ideas? It was greasey in the bellhousing, input shaft leaking? It is a chevy, so you know it has some small leaks.

Thanks. . .
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Scorched Pressure Plate:

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Slipping and some oil is getting on the clutch/pressure plate, that what it looks like to me.

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