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RickB · 05-03-2008, 01:22 PM

Before you do anything else, adjust the pedal freeplay to about an inch and a quarter; see if that helps.
Don't get all twisted up about which clutch you have, there is only one choice for a 1920, and it's a double clutch. I wouldn't order the whole assembly ahead of time unless you have gobs of money to spend, you may only need a transmission disc and pilot and release bearings. Find out if you have a dealer for A&I or HyCapacity in your area, aftermarket clutch parts are more affordable than OEM. If there is a decent clutch/brake shop nearby, they can reline friction discs, too.

05-03-2008, 01:22 PM	#6 (permalink)
RickB Veteran Member Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Eastern NY Posts: 1,627	Re: Ford 1920 clutch Help needed Before you do anything else, adjust the pedal freeplay to about an inch and a quarter; see if that helps. Don't get all twisted up about which clutch you have, there is only one choice for a 1920, and it's a double clutch. I wouldn't order the whole assembly ahead of time unless you have gobs of money to spend, you may only need a transmission disc and pilot and release bearings. Find out if you have a dealer for A&I or HyCapacity in your area, aftermarket clutch parts are more affordable than OEM. If there is a decent clutch/brake shop nearby, they can reline friction discs, too.