Traction Clutch won't disengage on my 1715
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billybobjimmyjoejack
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Your clutch could be stuck to the flywheel from condensation forming.
This is a common problem and you can prevent this from happening if you place a block of wood between the clutch pedal arm and the underside of the step, this keeps the parts separated when not in use.
There is a hole in the bottom of the bellhousing that has a cotter pin in it that is called a "jiggle drain" and it should be kept clean, this prevents water from collecting inside the bellhousing.
This is a common problem and you can prevent this from happening if you place a block of wood between the clutch pedal arm and the underside of the step, this keeps the parts separated when not in use.
There is a hole in the bottom of the bellhousing that has a cotter pin in it that is called a "jiggle drain" and it should be kept clean, this prevents water from collecting inside the bellhousing.
jimmysisson
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Search for "stuck clutch" in Parts and Repairs to dislodge the disc if that's the problem. How long did it sit before it stuck?
Jim
Jim
