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clutch rod measurement too short?

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as many of you know I am putting together a 3 speed manual with overdrive on my FIL's 55 Club Sedan.

So far the parts I have received and installed have all seemed to work well. Unfortunately the car did not have any of the manual transmission parts from the beginning so I am going off of diagrams, manuals, and advice from others. A few guys have offered parts and of course I have taken them trusting they will work. However, I "think" my push rod for the clutch fork (this is the rod that has the threads and the acorn nut to push the fork) is too short. I have no measurement to go from other than a diagram. The clutch pedal, pivot, lever, etc all work correctly, and the clutch fork and bell, clutch disk and plate are all new.

The measure on the push rod I received is only 7" (from end of threads to the middle of the eye where the shoulder bolt goes). Is this correct?



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