My Tick adjustible master wont adjust anymore
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My Tick adjustible master wont adjust anymore
I have the Tick master cylinder in my car. When i go to spin the rod to adjust it it wont adjust either up or down. Any ideas how come it does this? Or how i can fix it?
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So you're saying that both sides have stripped the threads?
With the rod end secured to the pedal you may have to hold the gold threaded rod coming directly from the master with your fingers while turning the aluminum part.
If the aluminum rod has become damaged for whatever the reason we'd be happy to send you another one...but it would be best to email or call before creating a thread.
With the rod end secured to the pedal you may have to hold the gold threaded rod coming directly from the master with your fingers while turning the aluminum part.
If the aluminum rod has become damaged for whatever the reason we'd be happy to send you another one...but it would be best to email or call before creating a thread.
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I see sponsors saying this all the time...Why would it be best to email or call before starting a thread? Maybe best for the sponsor...I see a lot of threads started because customers have to leave messages and don't get call backs. But as soon as a threads started, sponsors seem to give immediate attention. In no way am I saying that's the case here but I see nothing wrong with a customer coming to a public forum explaining an issue he has. It's definately a good way to get immediate attention to the issue, if not from the sponsor, definately from some very knowledgable members.
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I see sponsors saying this all the time...Why would it be best to email or call before starting a thread? Maybe best for the sponsor...I see a lot of threads started because customers have to leave messages and don't get call backs. But as soon as a threads started, sponsors seem to give immediate attention. In no way am I saying that's the case here but I see nothing wrong with a customer coming to a public forum explaining an issue he has. It's definately a good way to get immediate attention to the issue, if not from the sponsor, definately from some very knowledgable members.
I answer my emails at the beginning and end of every day. On days we're closed, the answering machine will record a message.
If there is a problem with the rod we'll replace it,
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Jonathan, I didn't mean to bring any negative attention to your product, I love the master cyl. I merely posted up here first to see if anyone had any similar problems or if i can get some advice before i had to call. If it came out looking negative, Its cause i posted it kind of in a hurry before going to class. When i get a chance, i'll try holding the golden part while spinning the adjustment rod. i dont think it would have stripped since i haven't adjusted it really that much.
If i have air in the clutch hydraulics would that cause it to not let me adjust it?
If i have air in the clutch hydraulics would that cause it to not let me adjust it?
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Jonathan, I didn't mean to bring any negative attention to your product, I love the master cyl. I merely posted up here first to see if anyone had any similar problems or if i can get some advice before i had to call. If it came out looking negative, Its cause i posted it kind of in a hurry before going to class. When i get a chance, i'll try holding the golden part while spinning the adjustment rod. i dont think it would have stripped since i haven't adjusted it really that much.
If i have air in the clutch hydraulics would that cause it to not let me adjust it?
If i have air in the clutch hydraulics would that cause it to not let me adjust it?
As long as your jam nuts are both loose, and the heim joint is hooked to the pedal it should adjust with no problems if the long aluminum part is spinning. Even if the gold rod coming out of the master spins, it should still adjust from the heim joint side...however you want it to adjust from both sides equally.
Air won't have an effect at all on the pedals actual adjustment.