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no clutch |
| October 6th, 2009 05:07:48 am, posted by Philip Smith |
The same thing happened to me years ago while trying to restore a '65 Mustang. We pulled the trans out; and that's when I found out there both short and long input shafts. A former owner had replaced a long shaft with a short one, so nothing fit.
Or there could be a dimensional problem with the bell housing that you used - too short or too long, causing the same problem.
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