Posted by JWL on February 04, 2013 at 08:41:17 from (69.157.9.37):
In Reply to: How do you do it? posted by bill from scotland on February 01, 2013 at 12:24:29:
Once you have the front nut off you need to then go through the window on the bell housing and on the throw-out bearing their is a small pin you need to pull back to let the throw-out bearing assembly rotate. You need to spin the clutch and hold the throw-out bearing assembly or vica-versa to remove the clutch plates becaues the front clutch plate in your photo goes through the rear one and is threaded to the throw-out bearing assembly. Once you spin it apart at the back the clutch will pretty much fall out for you. I hope I have explained this well enough and not further confused things for you.
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