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Hi there,

I am a beginner that is seeking some probably otherwise simple advice. I just started getting into classic trucks and purchased a 1954 3100 Chevy. A friend who knows about this truck helped me take apart the tranny so I could swap in a working motor.

I need help re-assembling the clutch fork to the bottom of the clutch pedal. My buddy is on sabbatical and I have no idea how this assembly works.

I have the fork in correctly and attached to the throw-out bearing. My difficulties are how to connect the threaded rod to the clutch pedal. I searched the threads here and consulted my manual but have had no luck with a drawing that describes this.

Any help would be great.

Thanks,

Carlos

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It will help me, too! to get mine back together. thanks

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Tim,

This is a tremendous help, thanks for sharing. Two questions...

Is there a on either side of the clutch fork along the threaded rod?

Does the spring simply attach to the frame?

Thanks again, this is super helpful.

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There is a U-shaped bracket riveted to the frame for the springs to attach to.

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Thanks Brad.


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