"Z" progress.

[pro70z28]

Also, the slave cylinder when installed is all enclosed so it's hard to tell if it's working. I sure hope there' no mechanical problems inside the bell housing ? A visual check through the slave cyl. mounting hole doesn't tell much. Linkage seems to be in place. There weren't any weird noises B4 this happened like throw-out bearing, release fork, clutch, pressure plate failure, that type of deal. Jeff said the last few days it's been a little harder to shift, no clutch slip though. Sounds like the slave cyl. was loosing some travel to me?

[pro70z28]

Still no werkie. I'm wondering if another bench bleed is in order? Maybe drive the roll pin out of 1 of the o-ring connectors, pump air out of both cylinders & reassemble?

[jim sanders]

Gary i found this.... has some goota info/pics hope it helps.. as i said i have never done any without bleeders so .. this guy seems to have an answer
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/buschman_ ... bleed.html

[pro70z28]

Thanks DOC. I asked around and everybody seems to have the same answer. Just keep repeating what we are doing. I'm printing out the link you posted. Thanks DOC, we'll give it a try. I'll Bee in touch with the outcome.

[pro70z28]

Made another piece for the inlet side of the intercooler tonight.

[Mr. Jean]

[pro70z28]

Got the inlet side roughed in today.



And got a panel installed.







I roughed up the back of the panel & the chassis tubes with 80 grit on the angle grinder, then glued it in with fusion body panel adhesive.

[Iowa Al]

Gary, I don't chime in often, but I'm always watching and enjoying your updates. And, you take good photos too!
IA AL

[pro70z28]

Thanks Al. Added a couple more pieces to the puzzle this afternoon.

[Mr. Jean]

Looking good Gary.