My problem was, I could not claim any more gears. The first thing I tried to put the ratchet on the clutch pedal by one. That
but did not because the rope was too long. I went under the car and had taken off his disguise. Somehow, the clutch lever was too loose. Then I threw in the towel and called the car tow the ADAC club. We have then taken my car on a low loader to go home.
Today, I have solved the gearbox from the engine and I will single out tomorrow. Had last year built a stronger coupling, as
I constantly had problems with the normal coupling, after a long drive and approach to mountain, plucked the constandle. In wintertime, shy course was to turn Neviges. With the increased clutch I had these problems any more. However, I had to properly press the pedal () quite difficult. These pressures have apparently not from the pole. She broke behind the part where the rope is hooked.
The lever is made of aluminum alloy, and looks pretty puny. The gear have run 175 000 km, so far without any problems.
Who knows about transit gearbox? Is there a greater leverage to build? Or is there in the Ford camp a hydraulic actuation, the I can adjust to rebuild?http://fordtransit.org/forum/posting.php?mode=post&f=4#






