m.m. cable clutch.
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john newton
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m.m. cable clutch.
i have not come across a cable clutched m.m. has any body??. for use with type 9 box. john newton..
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John Naylor
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Re: m.m. cable clutch.
Got a second hand Sierra 5 spd kit to fit (one day) but that looks like it would have previously been hydraulic as there are a master and slave with it. Would be interested to know what the best fitment is....
Bertie.
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philthehill
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Re: m.m. cable clutch.
The better and easier way for clutch operation when using a type 9 gearbox is to use the MG Midget Hydraulic system or Minor mechanical system in conjunction with the clutch operation conversion kit.
The type 9 Ford gearbox bell housing with cable clutch operation is a very much larger and heavier item than the conversion bell housing. I believe that using the Ford clutch release cable system on a Minor has been done but only when using a Ford gearbox mated to a Ford engine and then using the Ford bell housing.
Phil
The type 9 Ford gearbox bell housing with cable clutch operation is a very much larger and heavier item than the conversion bell housing. I believe that using the Ford clutch release cable system on a Minor has been done but only when using a Ford gearbox mated to a Ford engine and then using the Ford bell housing.
Phil