Clutch Cable/Pedal help...Confused!
 

So I just replaced my clutch, pressure plate, throwout bearing and pilot bearing.

When I was first disconnecting the clutch cable i thought i heard something pop loose and all of a sudden I had alot of slack on the cable at the transmission. When that happened I looked under the dash at the pedals and didnt seem to see anything. Today when I put everything back together, I noticed the clutch cable must have disconnected from the quadrant behind the gas pedal. So I connected it and then connected the cable to the clutch fork and adjusted it to where it was when I took it apart. When i tried to drive it, if you start the car in first the car automatically is trying to pull forward and I cant get it out of gear to change gears.

Does anyone know what this sounds like?

sounds like the cable is too tight

If its too tight wouldnt I still be able to pull it out of gear with the pedal pushed in?

you need to reset the prawl on the quadrant and then reset adjustment by pulling up on the clutch pedal to set adjustment

hmm, how do I do that?

what is the prawl

the other half of the quadrant, the quadrant has teeth, which interlocks with the pawl, you need to make sure the pawl and quadrant are set at the beginning of their adjustment range, then pull up on the pedal until it clicks

Could this also be the same with my 89 5.0?