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Re: 6080 Clutch
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John Taber
06-08-2002 18:55:47
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So, out of curiosity, was anyone able to help you?I just a 6080 dropped in my lap for a slipping clutch. It is original, and I was going to split it and do the job. There is no tech manual available for me, so I am searching the net looking for a little info. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks....
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Kraig
06-15-2003 20:39:38
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Re: Re: 6080 Clutch in reply to John Taber, 06-08-2002 18:55:47
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I got a paper in the new clutch with dimensions on it and just did as they said. I used the tool before a local dealer may let you rent it or use it.
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Kraig
11-04-2003 22:28:56
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Re: Re: Re: 6080 Clutch in reply to Kraig, 06-15-2003 20:39:38
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You can take your flywheel off, take it to a dealer and have them use the tool to set it up on the bench and take it home put it on it will be all set. Some dealers have a plate they bolt them to to set em up, u won't need to bring the flywheel, or just borrow the tool. I just did a 5050 clutch and borrowed a tool, if u could that would be the way to go.
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