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Discussion in 'U-shift em' started by Fl Buick, Dec 16, 2007.

  1. Fl Buick

    Fl Buick 72 350 4 gear

    curse myself for missing out a good photo op. I have no pics of the following concern.

    I searched the numerous posts on were the clutch return spring goes, there has yet to be a clear answer.
    under the dash? connected to the to the z-bar?

    On another note I bought a flywheel cover plate from M.G. along with some other goodies, it is excact copy that I cannot use! What I disovered is that my "original bell housing " does not or rather is not the same shape.

    any thoughts on the why or were one can get the correct cover? or why a different housing is used.

    72 350 four speed
     
  2. DaWildcat

    DaWildcat Platinum Level Contributor

  3. Fl Buick

    Fl Buick 72 350 4 gear

    nice pic!
    that I connection I have but it is the the spring that holds the pedal in place; that`s what I am after.
     
  4. JDB

    JDB Well-Known Member


    The flywheel cover from M.G is only correct for a 400-455. You can see the difference between the two in this photo. (the black one is for a 350)
     

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  5. Fl Buick

    Fl Buick 72 350 4 gear

    thanks JBD

    I never gave it a second thought when I bought the part. impulse buying I suppose.
     

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