josephjhaney
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Ok, I've done this with brakes before, looks like the same deal with the clutch as per the very helpful shop manual. 
Should be fun.
Should be fun.
Shifter fell off.
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HyperPete
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I would think with that hillbilly clutch linkage setup that most of your problem lies there.
josephjhaney
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I had thought that as well, however, the problem with it lurching forward when I put it in gear is new, and indicates clutch issues.
I hate to sound like an idiot, but is there a video on bleeding the clutch?
Reverse-bleed it, search the forum. Here are two:
http://www.vmaxforum.net/showthread.php?t=22061&highlight=reverse-bleed
http://www.vmaxforum.net/showthread.php?t=28499&highlight=reverse-bleed
HyperPete
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I have a mityvac and a syringe if you don't. I'll be home all day. Also a MIG welder if the mount needs to be re-welded.
josephjhaney
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That's an awesome offer! I just ordered the mightyvac, but I might look to get your help with the rebuild of the slave at some point in the future.
I am going to order the parts, and keep an eye on the shifting, if I'm still noticing issues I think the long term fix will be a stock shift lever and a rebuild of that slave cyl.
HyperPete
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OK, I'm right down 441, about 15 miles from the 7/11 in Middletown. Good luck!! By the way, Harbor freight sells the mightyvac too. They are on Eisenhower blvd right by where 441 ends at 283 North.
josephjhaney
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Awesome! I have a bunch of beer taps, you will have to help me bleed those lines sometime too. Haha.
josephjhaney
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And I LOVE Harbor Freight, I've spent a Lot time in there. They have SO much stuff that I need, at prices that I actually am OK with paying.
A rare find.Joe
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