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  • Start date Start date Feb 26, 2008
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92mustanggt509

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so from when i did the t5 swap i knew i needed to get a firewall adjuster because the clutch engauged really low. so i jacked the car up, and as i was taking the cable off the clutch fork, the clutch fork came off the ball on the bellhousing. dammit, so now i have to pull the trans to get it back on. boy am i pissed!! and i just got the car back from paint so i can actually drive it and have it look presentable, and now this!! and i still cant figure out the turn signals

 

black87ttop

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dude sorry to hear that. that sux bigtime, but you can prolly knock it out in a few hours and be done with it. get up early saturday morning and be cruising saturday night
 

BK_CAULEY

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how did you knock it off? ive tried to get them off before and couldnt.
 

25thmustang

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Might not have been in right to begin with?
 

68stang351

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Maybe that little clip the goes around the stud is bent or wore out and that's why it came off.
 

85_SS_302_Coupe

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If it comes off that easy you might need a new one.
 

HankyGT

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You should be able to get it back on from underneath the car....I've done it 3 times.

Put more tension on your cable this time.
 

1991vert

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how did it come "off" if the input shaft goes through the throwout bearing and the fork? you should be able to pop it back on
 
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92mustanggt509

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i was using a pry bar to release tension to get the clutch cable off. and i must have not got it straight on. o well. it should be only like a 3 hour job...
 
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