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Sooner1970_K10 03-14-2021 01:24 PM

1970 K10 Clutch Rod/Fork Mishap Question
 
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Hello all,

I appreciate your help with this question!

The other day my clutch linkage came apart while I was driving down the road.

I found a rod under the dash had lost a pin holding it on the bracket.

I also found the rod that runs from the bracket mounted to the engine and the transmission fork, dangling down.

I have attached a couple of pictures but I placed the dangling rod where I thought it should go?

I found a picture of what I think I am missing but wanted to know where I should buy the replacement parts?

Thanks to Metaldoc and LMCTruck.com, I have some pictures that help explain my question.

The pictures with the red circle and arrow, is this all I am missing? Do I just order #6 & #7 from LMCTruck? Are there different styles? Do I use the outer hole or the inner hole?

Thanks for your help!

BigBird05 03-14-2021 02:37 PM

Re: 1970 K10 Clutch Rod/Fork Mishap Question
 
# 6 is the ball stud that is inside the bell housing and # 7 is the retaining clip that holds the ball stud and the clutch fork together.

Sooner1970_K10 03-14-2021 02:50 PM

Re: 1970 K10 Clutch Rod/Fork Mishap Question
 
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Originally Posted by BigBird05 (Post 8894121)
# 6 is the ball stud that is inside the bell housing and # 7 is the retaining clip that holds the ball stud and the clutch fork together.

Ok, thanks!

So I am just missing #3 from this picture? It just slips on?

kwmech 03-14-2021 03:05 PM

Re: 1970 K10 Clutch Rod/Fork Mishap Question
 
Yup, slips on. Spring is supposed to keep it in place. The rod in my 68 is long enough that it sticks out the other side and is threaded. I put a self locking nut on that side so it captures everything just in case

gmc684x4 03-14-2021 03:18 PM

Re: 1970 K10 Clutch Rod/Fork Mishap Question
 
I have ground a nut in a v shape in the past that would get you going today while you order up the proper part # 3 from the diagram


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