Help: Slave Cyl. Stroke, Clutch

Posted by Will (in MI) on Sunday, May 28, 2006 at 3:52PM :

Well, if all goes well I'll have the M buttoned up enough to take her back to Illinois with me on Tuesday. I've been tightening all the loose ends and doing the few things I'll need an extra pair of hands (or feet) here before I load her up.

One of the items was to fill and bleed the clutch and brakes. Well I've got the clutch filled and bleed, and the slave cylinder only travels 3/4" and does not disengage the clutch.

How much travel should the slave cylinder have?

I may need to adjust the slave/fork rod, but before I do I want to make sure it's traveling the proper/full travel distance.

Thanks,
Will

• My 1953 M37

Follow Ups:

• Re: Help: Slave Cyl. Stroke, Clutch - Keith in Washington 4:17PM 05/28/2006
  • Re: Help: Slave Cyl. Stroke, Clutch - Paul (in NY) 4:57PM 05/28/2006
  • Re: Help: Slave Cyl. Stroke, Clutch - Will (in MI) 4:33PM 05/28/2006
    • Re: Help: Slave Cyl. Stroke, Clutch - Keith in Washington 11:42PM 05/28/2006
      • Re: Help: Slave Cyl. Stroke, Clutch - Will (in MI) 8:15AM 05/29/2006
    • Will - Paul (in NY) 8:05PM 05/28/2006
      • Same here on the Slave, But what's the stroke? - Will (in MI) 8:10PM 05/28/2006
        • Re: Same here on the Slave, But what's the stroke? - Paul (in NY) 8:25PM 05/28/2006
          • Yes, I'm learning real fast ... - Will (in MI) 8:37PM 05/28/2006

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