southern_boy
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1973 Manual Clutch Linkage.
- Thread starter southern_boy
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Under the hood, near the brake fluid reservoir?
southern_boy
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I meant to buy one Midlife. lol
daveSanborn
Active Member
Your clutch linkage is made up of pretty straight-forward/simple pieces. While it's possible that you have a bad/worn part somewhere in the assembly, it's more likely that something outside of the linkage itself is causing your linkage to bind.
I've noticed a trend with your posts.... you're quick to assume that you have a broken part that needs to be replaced. You WILL have to throw money at these old cars, but unless you've got a really large pot of money to play with.... slow down enough to determine EXACTLY what is wrong.
I've noticed a trend with your posts.... you're quick to assume that you have a broken part that needs to be replaced. You WILL have to throw money at these old cars, but unless you've got a really large pot of money to play with.... slow down enough to determine EXACTLY what is wrong.
Dave,
Well put comment which I feel pertains to a lot of people not just southern_boy.
Southern_boy, what part in particular do you think you need to replace?
Well put comment which I feel pertains to a lot of people not just southern_boy.
Southern_boy, what part in particular do you think you need to replace?
southern_boy
Member
Well, after I looked at my linkage, under the hood and under the car, I saw that I had my whole linkage, and it is also completely attached. The retracting spring is there, but I don't know if maybe its just worn out because it's been pushed down for so long? Maybe my return assistant spring is missing, which I still can't find. I'm hoping nothings broken.