1992 Ford Ranger Clutch Peddal

Externally Mounted Slave Cylinder Remove slave cylinder dust shield. With clutch pedal fully depressed, measure external slave cylinder push rod travel. Push rod should travel a minimum of 0.43" (10.9 mm). DO NOT replace clutch hydraulic system if measurement exceeds specification. If slave cylinder travel is less than specification, check hydraulic reservoir fluid level. Internally Mounted Slave Cylinder Remove rubber plug from inspection port in transmission bellhousing. Position Bearing Travel Measurement Tool (D87T-4201A) through opening and against slave cylinder. See Fig. 2 . Fig. 2: Measuring Clutch Release Bearing Travel Courtesy of FORD MOTOR CO. Using rear edge of Black plastic bearing retainer as an indicator, take a reading with clutch pedal fully up. With clutch pedal fully depressed, take another measurement. Difference between 2 readings is total bearing travel. If bearing travel is greater than .295" (7.49 mm), replace pressure plate and or clutch disc. If bearing travel is .295" (7.49 mm) or less, inspect hydraulic system for leaks. Repair leak. If no leak is found, bleed system. See HYDRAULIC SYSTEM BLEEDING under IN-VEHICLE SERVICE. Recheck bearing travel after repairs have been completed.