[DML] Re: CLUTCH RELEASE FORK

["dmc_5180" <dmc_5180@xxxxxxxxx>]

Lance,

Check with  Rob grady.  He has had them in the past new and reconditioned. What is 
wrong with yours?  Is the pin worn out or did the spring clip break that holds it against the 
pivot ball stud? I had the the clip break on mine.  It is mainly their for convienence to help 
hold it in place and keep the rubber cup seal against the ball stud. Rob told me I did not 
need it, but if I really wanted one they were kind of expensive. Rob recommends using a 
50/50 mixer of anti- seize compound and graphite blended grease too lube the ball stud 
pivot and sliding portions of the release bearing. 

Dennis



--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Lance Haslewood <lanceh@...> wrote:
>
> I'm chasing a clutch release fork Part No 109614.  Can anyone help.
> 
> Lance Haslewood
> Australia 
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>









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