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Old 10-03-2009, 01:57 PM
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This is the first time of done this. Ive got a T56 from a 98 Camaro Z28. I Put on a Spec 3 Clutch.

When putting the Transmission up to the motor. The Slave Cylinder runs into the things that the slave cylinder pushes on to disengage the clutch. Is this normal? Thanks for any help
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yes. but youre going to have to open the bleeder a little so that the excess fluid will come out and let the slave cylinder compress some.
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I opened the bleeder, its really hard to push on because of the spring. Any Advice?
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make sure the splines on the input shaft are engaging properly. the slave cyl should compress rather easily if the bleeder is open.

sometimes if the disc isnt in perfect alignment (because most align tools are plastic and let the disc sit a little to low) the input shaft wont be in alignment with the disc and pilot bearing and it wont go together.

i had to readjust my disc by holding the align tool up a little as i tightened the pressure plate.
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yea we got the splines on the input shaft engaged onto the clutch correctly. We turned it from the back of the transmission just to make sure. Just seems like the spring is a little stiff but we managed to get it on.




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