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Old 01-11-2008, 06:43 PM
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I have had my street twin in may car for about 4,000 miles and since day one it has always let out at the top. Is this ok??? I have the adjustable master. Do i have it adjusted right? I also have noticed that when iam shifting fast i have trouble getting it into 2nd like it grinds before it goes in. It never slips or chatters.
Old 01-11-2008, 09:04 PM
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mine engages near the top as well. smooth shifting though.. try replacing the slave and bleed.
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can some one tell me what it does when i have the rod out farther or in farther how does that adjust the clutch??
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It moves the fluid in the master doesn't adjust the clutch. Lets say you move the rod 1/2" further to the top. That would be more fluid it would be pushing. Same thing is you move the rod 1/2" farther lower. It would push less fluid. The ideal place for disengagement is even with the break pedal. So you should move the rod lower so it pushes less fluid which would make it engage even with the break pedal.

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would that help my problem if the clutch pedal is higher then the break????
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No that will not help you. Should be lower.

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how can i fix it??
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are you talking about the RAM street twin?
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