Ram dual disk not releasing..
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I have a ram dual disk and I took out the plastic spacers and run the steels all the way around now and i have replaced the master with an adjustable one. that helped a little bit but is still not correct due to the rod being adjusted to its maximum stroke and almost to te point that the clutch safty switch won't function. I am running a 6.0 liter iron block and still run a 5.7 crank that so nothing has changed that would cause the clutch to work improperly. I have also replaced the slave three times thinking it was defective. I am curious if a spacer plate should be used? any help or insight to this problem would be great and the sound of grinding gears when the clutch is depressed with a three thousand dollar t56 is the most painful sound a man can hear. i have called Ram several times and they WONT return my calls, becuse they either forget or are "busy".... open dicussion to anyone with answers, tests, bleeding proceedures Im stumped....
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Had the same problem with mine.
I had to cut the bumpstop inside the master cylinder to increase displacement. The bumpstop has a cone shape. You have to remove the snap ring and piston. Stop is located under the spring. You can remove 3/8-1/2''. Be careful with the seals when you reassemble the piston.
Make sure you use a Mityvac to bleed your system also.
It should work with no shim
Have this clutch for 2 years now and works very good
SSDION
Quebec
Canada
I had to cut the bumpstop inside the master cylinder to increase displacement. The bumpstop has a cone shape. You have to remove the snap ring and piston. Stop is located under the spring. You can remove 3/8-1/2''. Be careful with the seals when you reassemble the piston.
Make sure you use a Mityvac to bleed your system also.
It should work with no shim
Have this clutch for 2 years now and works very good
SSDION
Quebec
Canada