David
Excellent work!
Maybe Gene still has his C3AZ clutch fork handy and can measure from the
fork tip to the center of the clutch rod dimple.
Ron Fraser
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From: tigers-bounces@autox.team.net [mailto:tigers-bounces@autox.team.net]
On Behalf Of David or Gary
Sent: Sunday, March 17, 2013 5:39 PM
To: johnp@ciseast.com
Cc: john.procida@gmail.com; tigers@autox.team.net
Subject: Re: [Tigers] Clutch fork.... Still....
I went through all my parts and unfortunately I don't have a MK1 Tiger
clutch arm/fork Ford number C3AZ-7515-A. I do have a couple of later arms
which may help people locate a suitable length arm. I also checked on what
clutch arms are shown in the Ford Factory Master Parts books. Here is what
the Ford parts book shows: C3AZ-7515-A 10" (same as Rootes MK1 Tiger),
C5OZ-7515-A (MKII Tiger 289) this number is NOT in the Ford Parts book
(mis-print by Rootes?), for the 1965 289 (6 bolt
bellhousing) Ford shows C5OZ-7515-B 9 1/4" up to date 2/15/68, then for
2/15/68 up they show C8OZ-7515-B 10 1/2". I have examples of the C5OZ-7515-B
and C8OZ-7515-B (pictures below) They are almost identical except for how
they mount on the pivot inside the bellhousing and the tip. The (C5) 1965 (6
bolt) mounts inside the bellhousing with the same round wire clip as the MK1
Tiger, the (C8) 1968 mounts with a flat spring clip. Now the actual
measurements of these clutch fork arms don't match what Ford has listed in
their parts book, I don't know how Ford measured them, overall length, from
the fork end to the pivot, or? The C5OZ-B is shown as 9 1/4", the only
actual measurement which matches is from the tip of the fork to the center
of the round clutch rod dimple, but the C8OZ is shown as 10 1/2" and this
arm is almost the same as the C5OZ, the whole arm on the C8OZ is 10 3/4".
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Here is what Ford shows, and my measured actual lengths:
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C3AZ-7515-A (MK1 Tiger) - Ford 10", actual overall, or tip of the fork to
the center of the round clutch rod dimple?
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C5OZ-7515-A (MKII) not in Ford book, Tiger owners report 9 1/4" (measured
where?).
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C5OZ-7515-B - Ford 9 1/4", actual 9 1/4" tip of the fork to the center of
the round clutch rod dimple, and 10 1/2" overall.
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C8OZ-7515-B - Ford 10 1/2", actual 9 1/4" tip of the fork to the center of
the round clutch rod dimple, and 10 3/4" overall.
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I think the measurement should be from the tip of the fork to the center of
the round clutch rod dimple, but the Ford C5OZ-7515-B and C8OZ-7515-B
measurements don't match (Ford mistake?).
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So, is the (MKI) C3AZ-7515-A Ford 10" actually 9 1/4" or 10 1/2" or ?, and
close enough to the 6 bolt non-Tiger C5OZ-7515-B 9 1/4". Since the Ford
parts book measurements don't match all actual measurements, I think the
Ford 6 bolt 9 1/4" arm C5OZ-7515-B should also work on the MKI. Also is the
Tiger Parts book 6 bolt MKII arm C5OZ-7515-A a misprint, and is it actually
a C5OZ-7515-B? or is it something special? Boy is this confusing :)
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For John all the arm measurements. L= 10 1/2, IN= 1 11/16, CC= 2 3/8, SE= 4
1/16, SD= 5 1/8, SP=?
David Franchi
Rear view 68 at top 65 bottom.
http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL1283/13544377/24318096/405952400.jpg
Front view 68 at top 65 bottom.
http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL1283/13544377/24318096/405952401.jpg
65 arm on top of the 68
http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL1283/13544377/24318096/405952402.jpg
65 on top of the 68 close-up of the tip
http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL1283/13544377/24318096/405952403.jpg
Side View
http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL1283/13544377/24318096/405952404.jpg
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