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what's wrong with my clutch??

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great ideas all... thanks!
got my work cut out for me this weekend during the rain we're expecting.

thanks again, Mark

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Have you checked the fluid level in the tranny?  Check also that the transmission is fitting tightly to the bellhousing.


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I'm with Charlie, is the pedal near the floor when you start out in first? If so it might not be disengaging enough and in need of an adjustment. If you do adjust it be sure to have an inch or so free play when the pedal is at the top of it's stroke.

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Does the pedal go up and down smoothly?  If not, it probably needs grease on the moving parts


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A well know issue is the Z bar tearing, I've had a few do it over the years in different  57 cars, also a 66 Mustang.
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will do; that was going to be my first action...

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Start with the easiest thing, first.  Make sure the linkage is in good condition and is adjusted correctly.



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57 Fairlane; 272, original 3 on the tree...
it's getting harder to shift into each gear...
when I shift to reverse, I hear some gear grinding, but it will eventually go into gear...
what's needed? clutch linkage adjustment, new clutch or pressure plate?
has come on gradually.
thanks,Mark


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