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Spitfire Spitfire clutch problem
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Thanks for the input guys. As far as I can tell the pin has worked its way out, so I would assume the next step is to pull the trans and refit/replace the pin. Thanks so much, I never would have thought of this, but I guess I would have noticed after pulling the trans. I'll keep you posted. Happy Holidays!
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If you're feeling lucky, you might try having someone gently work the pedal while you probe around with a thin Philips screwdriver or the like to hopefully align the lever...after which you could at least temporarily use a long bolt. Not that Spit trannies are that hard to remove, but it's worth a try to save yourself some time and get driving again!