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Fork has just a sliver of space left bottoming out the master cylinder. Clutch is fully disengaged just before the pedal hits the floor.
I'm going to attempt to adjust the rod to try and get the TO bearing to have 0 preload in a couple weeks (trucks going in for a gasket overhaul soon).
Not sure if I posted these pictures already, but here is the TO bearing at its maximums. With the fork against the rim of the bellhousing opening (towards the rear) the TO is almost past the input shaft sleeve. Theoretically, the clutch should be disengaged at that point if not before. If not...
I still have to have someone actuate the pedal while I watch my fork travel, but when I did have the slave cyl adjusted so it didn't have any preload on the pressure plate, the full travel of the pedal (to the floor) would not disengage the clutch as I could not put it in gear with the engine...
I'll have to take some pics of where my clutch fork is sitting. Mine fully engages and disengages the clutch, no interference from the bellhousing.
I don't believe you should have to grind the bellhousing. What clutch kit did you buy? There are two kits for the two different years of the nv4500...
I had a buddy pressing the pedal while I watched the slave cyl. It doesn't take a whole lot of movement to disengage the clutch.
I'm not sure the single mass flywheels vary.
In the picture I have in post #6, picture named 219-slavecylnotadjusted-jpg, you can see the fork is all way the down the...
Are you using the napa master/slave cylinder set? did you get the AA kit to adapt their clutch fork to the napa slave cyl?
With the AA kit, I adjusted the two nuts on the push rod so the fork sits about in the middle of the threaded section. I can take a picture this afternoon if that helps.
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