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New here to this site. Have not got it all figured out yet.
I have changed a 1980 F-350 cab to a 1986 cab. It has a 6.6 engine. I am converting to a hydraulic clutch because the truck had severe linkage problems and would never engage the clutch properly. I have installed a new clutch and pressure plate, bearing, fork, and fork seat. I built a bracket for the hydraulic clutch, and I cannot get but about a 5/8 inch stroke at the clutch fork, it seems to lack enough power to disengage the clutch. I have put a master cylinder on it for a 86, as well as an 86 460 engine slave cylinder. Gone through about 2 quarts of fluid in bleeding, and cannot get any air out when bled at this point. Tried back bleeding too. Not sure what to do next.
How much stroke should the slave cylinder have? Any clues to how much pressure is used to disengage. Thought maybe the master and slave might have been defective and have replace again with new ones. No change. I have an 1986 F-250, with identical clutch parts and it move farther than the problem truck. I have run out of ideas what is wrong, and no one I know has an answer so that is why I am here. HELP!!!
I have changed a 1980 F-350 cab to a 1986 cab. It has a 6.6 engine. I am converting to a hydraulic clutch because the truck had severe linkage problems and would never engage the clutch properly. I have installed a new clutch and pressure plate, bearing, fork, and fork seat. I built a bracket for the hydraulic clutch, and I cannot get but about a 5/8 inch stroke at the clutch fork, it seems to lack enough power to disengage the clutch. I have put a master cylinder on it for a 86, as well as an 86 460 engine slave cylinder. Gone through about 2 quarts of fluid in bleeding, and cannot get any air out when bled at this point. Tried back bleeding too. Not sure what to do next.
How much stroke should the slave cylinder have? Any clues to how much pressure is used to disengage. Thought maybe the master and slave might have been defective and have replace again with new ones. No change. I have an 1986 F-250, with identical clutch parts and it move farther than the problem truck. I have run out of ideas what is wrong, and no one I know has an answer so that is why I am here. HELP!!!