Hey guys, I am in the middle of rebuilding my clutch and I've lost photos of it before (been a while since I disassembled it). For the love of God, I can't remember the orientation of the steel plates and the order of friction/steel plates. Can someone confirm please?
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1mm washer
2 needle bearings with the basket over them
put two 'U' half washers into the shaft
cover with a stepped washer
fit the alloy drum
steel, friction................finish with a steel (15 plates in total)
pressure plate
6 springs
6 washers
6 bolts tightened down
there you go!
Taffy
2 needle bearings with the basket over them
put two 'U' half washers into the shaft
cover with a stepped washer
fit the alloy drum
steel, friction................finish with a steel (15 plates in total)
pressure plate
6 springs
6 washers
6 bolts tightened down
there you go!
Taffy
Indeed! Thank you Taffy!
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- 17,028
- Location
- Ely, England
I got sloppy! I've added the locking tab and nut.
1mm washer
2 needle bearings with the basket over them
put two 'U' half washers into the shaft
cover with a stepped washer
fit the alloy drum
tab washer and nut.
tighten using a holding tool.
bend up tab washer
steel, friction................finish with a steel (15 plates in total)
pressure plate
6 springs
6 washers
6 bolts tightened down|
Taffy
1mm washer
2 needle bearings with the basket over them
put two 'U' half washers into the shaft
cover with a stepped washer
fit the alloy drum
tab washer and nut.
tighten using a holding tool.
bend up tab washer
steel, friction................finish with a steel (15 plates in total)
pressure plate
6 springs
6 washers
6 bolts tightened down|
Taffy
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- Location
- Northern Nevada
While reassembling my clutch, I noticed my tab washer had three tabs. I believe (but may be incorrect) that one tab bends back into the basket, whichever one lines up with a flat on the nut bends up against the nut, and the third can sit flat. This truly keeps the nut from spinning off as the basket is fitted over a spline.
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