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clutch return spring on a 1982 GLT 200

posted by  Jessie on  Sun Mar 7 04:10 CST 2004
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Is your GLT a turbo? The turbos did not have return springs. The reason is that turbo throwout bearing is supposed to be in constant contact with the pressure plate fingers (no idea what difference it makes). The non turbos that year did have return springs. The turbo cable should have 1 to 3 mm of freeplay when you pull the release arm back. If you have more than that your cable is too tight.






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