So my son got sick today and I had to leave work. On my way home I noticed my clutch was going all the way to the floor before it would engage and let me shift. Once I got home and checked on the boy I crawled underneath to check out the problem. About 500 miles a go I replaced the clutch. First time I have ever done it, and last time, what a pain. Anyhow I thought maybe I just need to adjust the rod. When I removed the spring and rod, the damn fork fell out. Just fell out. I stuck my hand in the hole of the bell housing and found that one of the clips on the throwout bearing snapped off. I thought well, that's the problem with my clutch. But when I inspected the fork, I saw that on the inside of the fork there is a tab that is hooked through a clip on the fork. Is that tab suppose to be on the inside of the bell housing? I don't think the fork is only held in place by pressure and the tabs on the throwout bearing, is it? Gonna need to drop the tranny again (so much for not doing that again) but I don't know if I need a new bell housing. 72, 302, 3spd on the column. Sorry for the long winded explanation, first post HELP! I'll post a pic of the fork later.