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#80417 07/25/2007 3:25 AM
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On my 53 1-ton w/ a 235 and a 4 spd floor trans: I am able to shift the transmission through all the gears while the engine is running, without operating the clutch. That might seem fine, but the truck doesn't move an inch. The clutch doesn't make a difference either way. Nothing engages. I'm trying to troubleshoot where the problem is - clutch or trans? Any thoughts?

#80418 07/25/2007 3:35 AM
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Does the clutch engage properly? That would be my guess, but i've never heard of a clutch sticking in the di-engaged position.


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#80419 07/25/2007 3:42 AM
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That disc would have to be completely burned up or the adjusting rod has been overly adjusted the wrong way. Is there any movement or sound? May have snapped the input shaft off at the trans housing,
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#80420 07/25/2007 4:40 AM
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Just guessing, but are you sure its shifting? no gear clash at all? Did the trans work before? I would wonder if not - if this is your first try with it. Maybe the folks are not in the top of the shifter and your just going through the motions, not moveing the gears - just the shifter, just a guess, good luck .

#80421 07/25/2007 5:08 AM
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I know - even with my limited knowledge it's hard to picture what could be wrong. The clutch pedal and rod moves the clutch arm okay - I can see it with the housing bottom removed. If anything it's not disengaging the clutch enough. Don't know if trans worked before - new project. I wonder if the shifter is really moving the trans gears - but that's a pretty direct connection isn't it? I'll give it another test tomorrow. Thanks,


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