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1. If the clutch is installed properly then the locking nut will always ends up in the inspection cover area ,,,, my mechanic told me that ???Thank you for this video
2. maybe post what make and model and equipment your truck has so others can compare there running gear.. thanks for the video info is always good .
3. this truck is too old
4. 面倒臭いっすね。
   日本製が一番‼️
5. Very well explained video however my transmission does not seem to have no kind of adjusting nut. I have a10 speed Easton fuller transmission, 2006 century freightliner. Where else can the adjustment be???
6. thank you all the way from Africa
7. Great video. I'm mostly impressed with your responses in the comments. I don't wanna come off as rude but I'd like to include some things.
   
   If the adjusting ring is seized it's ok to spray wd-40 on the adjusting ring. You can then work the ring back and forth till it breaks free instead of replacing the clutch. The wd-40 is recommended by eaton.
   
   Also the adjusting ring seizes in the clutch housing because of the lack of the need to adjust a clutch, either because the truck sits a lot like a landscapers dump or the driver is very good at not wearing a clutch. If either is the case it is recommended to move the adjusting ring 15 degrees or 4 notches and then move it back to where it was. Because the clutch hardly ever needs adjustment it helps prevent seizing.
   
   Seized rings can lead to broken adjuster gears or broken notches. Bottom line is if the ring doesn't move don't force it. Spray some penitent or give the housing a couple of taps.
8. great video i had forgotten on how to do it n now my friend ask me if i could adjust his clutch i told him i adjust it tomorrow lol gave me time to look up videos n really like yours thanks that should gett me some kind of lunch money lol
9. awesome instructions you showed clutch adjustment way batter then other people on YouTube and some of them are mechanic thanks for sharing
10. Thank you for taking time to make the video and showing us how to do all this easy adjustments i do many things on my truck my self because every time i take my truck somwhere to fix something it takes couple days to fix it,many times they broke something or change and charge for thing that were ok,i change my own radiator took me 5hrs,fan clutch 4hrs,shocks,ac compresdor PM etc,it saved me $1000's for labor +$1000's for not loosing work from having truck in shop.
11. Good information there, thanks for sharing!
12. Good information there, thanks for sharing!