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The clutch pedal on my 2 ton wasnt holding adjustment properly.
Upon investigation, the forward adjusting nut is a lug nut which is large and just slips over the rod. The second nut was a non locking nut. which means I essentially only have 1 nut.
where does one find the forward adjusting nut? Is this a special nut with a round front to fit into the clutch lever? Or is this just a simple nut. The chevrolet shop manual didnt have a picture which clarified things.
Any help would be much appreciated
Jay Brown | | | | | Joined: Nov 2011 Posts: 1,611 'Bolter | | 'Bolter Joined: Nov 2011 Posts: 1,611 | Jay,
The nut closest to the clutch fork is a convex beveled nut that fits into the concave beveled portion of the clutch fork. There should be a thinner jamb nut that locks the beveled nut from backing out.
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