blondejoncherokee
NAXJA Member
- Location
- sacramento
had a goofy hydraulic set up when i got this CJ last year. i recently put in a new clutch disc, and had the flywheel resurfaced, and the pressure checked out. i then made a bracket for a new 1980 slave cylinder and got rid of the old goofy one coming through the floor boards .
t90, dana 18, ford 2.9 v6,and a warn OD recently installed by me, external slave
the old master cylinder is on, and most likely is too short since the old slave had much less linear travel, plus the bore could be off.
so my for that is that i just ordered the matching master for the 1980 CJ5 so i am sure i have the same bore and same linear travel. this should help with pedal travel issues (maybe the master being too short and wrong bore possibly is causing the master to max out before the slave?)
i also made my own pushrod set up using some of the older parts like the POs fork to the lever.
im looking for opinions and input.
issue #1:
grinding when shifting - novak says to match slave to master and check for air. im not getting anymore air, so im hoping the matching master will help with this or fix it. another site said too much pedal travel can cause this.
issue #2:
slippage- when i shove(force it into gear while running- it shifts fine when motor is off) the thing into gear through the grinding itll rev up real high but go nowhere. sounds like slippage. im hoping i can hone in the adjustment better and probably move the slave closer and shorten the pushrod to prevent any binding.
what do you guys think? this is my first time with clutches/ playing with slave cylinders, and trying to dial in a clutch master/slave setup.
anyone have any advice for things to consider?
ill post some pics up to help.
novaks site:
http://www.novak-adapt.com/knowledge/clutches_etc.htm
t90, dana 18, ford 2.9 v6,and a warn OD recently installed by me, external slave
the old master cylinder is on, and most likely is too short since the old slave had much less linear travel, plus the bore could be off.
so my for that is that i just ordered the matching master for the 1980 CJ5 so i am sure i have the same bore and same linear travel. this should help with pedal travel issues (maybe the master being too short and wrong bore possibly is causing the master to max out before the slave?)
i also made my own pushrod set up using some of the older parts like the POs fork to the lever.
im looking for opinions and input.
issue #1:
grinding when shifting - novak says to match slave to master and check for air. im not getting anymore air, so im hoping the matching master will help with this or fix it. another site said too much pedal travel can cause this.
issue #2:
slippage- when i shove(force it into gear while running- it shifts fine when motor is off) the thing into gear through the grinding itll rev up real high but go nowhere. sounds like slippage. im hoping i can hone in the adjustment better and probably move the slave closer and shorten the pushrod to prevent any binding.
what do you guys think? this is my first time with clutches/ playing with slave cylinders, and trying to dial in a clutch master/slave setup.
anyone have any advice for things to consider?
ill post some pics up to help.
novaks site:
http://www.novak-adapt.com/knowledge/clutches_etc.htm