TROUBLES A Symptom and Probable Cows Slipping a Improper adjustment b Oil soaked c Worn splines on clutch gear d Facing torn loose from disc e Warped pressure plate of flywheel f Weak diaphragm spring Grabbing a Oil on facing or burned or glazed facings b Worn splines on clutch gear c Loose engine mountings d Warped pressure plate or flywheel Rattling a Weak retracting springs b Throwout fork loose on ball stud or in bearing groove Release Bearing Spinning with Clutch Fully Engaged a Improper adjustment b Release bearing binding on axle release bearing shaft c Insufficient tension between clutch fork spring and ball stud Noisy a Worn release bearing Pedal Tension a Clutch pedal not contacting rubber stop bumper b Clutch lever compressing rubber stop bumper c Pedal low d Pedal effort high Insufficient Clutch Release a Improper lash adjustment b Clutch fork pull rod movement S00 700 and 900 Models R 1205 1206 1244 and 1254 Models SPECIFII Refer to Section 12 fi ND REMEDIES Probable Remedy a Adjust clutch linkage b Install new disc c Replace clutch gear shaft d Install new disc e Replace pressure plate or flywheel f Replace cover assembly a Install new disc b Replace clutch gear shaft c Tighten or replace mountings d Replace pressure plate or flywheel a Replace springs b Check ball stud and retaining spring and replace if necessary a Adjust clutch linkage b Clean relpbricate check for burrs nicks etc c Replace fork a Replace bearing a Adjust clutch linkage b Adjust clutch linkage c Cable adjustment d Check for binding of pulleys and other pivot points Check linkage for proper adjustment a Adjust linkage b Check clutch fork pull rod movement Must be 825 minimum with full clutch pedal travel If less than 825 check linkage for total pedal tra vel 5 6 broken pulleys supports etc If more than 825 remove clutch and check for failed material i c See Clutch Linkage Adjustment Step 8 ATIONS tr Clutch fpeciAcatiens