Trans 71 cj5 v6 clutch linkage

[Raygunn]

71 CJ5 clutch set up. OK so I have been an ih scout guy all my life(blasphemous I know) so I picked up a 71 cj5 and I can't make heads or tails out of the clutch setup. V6 BTW so basically what I can see is a hardline from cmc under the dash to a slave cylinder with a pushrod going to the clutch fork. Also what looks to be a return spring for the pedal underneath.
Is this a factory style? I'm having trouble finding parts,don't know enough about the early ones.

Is there a way to do this better? I just got it looks to be a T-90 but didn't get to the tag, I would definitely prefer not to have the hydraulic set up. Feel like the clutch fork moves a bit with my hand,slave seems rusted internal? This looks like an after market set-up?
Thanks

 

[Raygunn]

Also this does have a 2 or 3" body lift which maybe why it's that way? Also not much of a fan of them but other than the Transfer Case shifter being a little low it doesn't bother me.
Thanks

 

[gioquin]

https://oljeep.com/53CjDj/53-71JeepCjDjServiceManual.pdf

Here is a link to a 53-71 service manual. May help out getting started on your new journey.

Not a fan either of body lifts. I would remove and install a proper 2" suspension lift with correct alignment shims.

Good luck with your new project !!!!!

 

[Raygunn]

Thank you and it does have a suspension lift of some sort,has enough to read rancho on the springs white paint. I'll look more into that later,mainly want the clutch to work,more research I guess.

 

[Raygunn]

Great info thanks

 

[Manic Mechanic]

Clutch linkage could be binding up with that big of a body lift.

I'm ok with small body lifts (I did 1") but mostly to make cleaning and inspecting the frame after wheeling

 

[Raygunn]

Can anyone honestly ,possibly send me a pic of the factory set up?

 

[Raygunn]

There is a hydraulic setup in there now, ran through the parts in the manual (thanks for the pdf) I can kinda see what it looks like but a picture would be awesome, thanks anyone willing to post one

 

[Raygunn]

It 106 out now so I'm not gonna lay it the gravel,I will post some pics of what is there when it cools off! Basically it has a hydralic cmc under the dash,hardline going from there to the frame with a 6" or so flex hose between the frame than connects to a frame mounted hydraulic slave, with a pushrod going to the clutch fork. Also what looks to be a clutch pedal return spring.
Thanks for the help

 

[Manic Mechanic]

If it's hydrologic it may just have air in the system and need to be bled

 

[Raygunn]

Definitely did that the slave cylinder is frozen with rust I would guess. Can get clean fluid out the master,nothing out of the slave. Can move the clutch fork though