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Topic: Re: 880 clutch
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| brian stanek
11-21-2012 19:00:55
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thanks again for you info yes this aft. i finally figuired it out and got everthing apart. do you know if the pressure plate fingers can be set up for more movement or if it is just a new one needed? |
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| J. Schwiebert
11-22-2012 04:29:10
209.143.33.150
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Re: 880 clutch in reply to brian stanek, 11-21-2012 19:00:55
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| As the clutch wears the levers move back. So the clutch releases sooner. Also the clutch disk is thinner because of wear. Since your clutch did not release, I would say the pilot bearing has failed causing the shaft to keep rotating. I also was not too clear on your comment about problems shifting from one range to the other range. Does the transmission imput shaft have any endplay? If so repair it while the engine is out. |
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| brian stanek
11-22-2012 12:15:38
207.102.37.33
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Re: 880 clutch in reply to J. Schwiebert, 11-22-2012 04:29:10
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| well its all apart now. actually the pilot bearing was good, but for $7 will get a new one. there is still some flywheel side paint markings on the clutch, it seems quite good. lots of wear on the pressure plate fingers. definately needs a new pressure plate and will also get a new throught bearing. i did not chech tranny input shaft end play. thanks for all the help. |
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| brian stanek
11-22-2012 12:17:53
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Re: 880 clutch in reply to brian stanek, 11-22-2012 12:15:38
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| i forgot tp tell you the sleeve the throught bearing slides on seems to have the end collar worn off. the sleeve is about 6 inchs or so. |
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