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line up splines on cluch

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JoeZ

05-11-2004 06:25:02




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Does anyone know, how do you line up the splines between the spline on the cluch disc and the spline on the pilot bearing reatainer that bolts on the end of flywheel ?




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Chuck

05-11-2004 10:09:58




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 Re: line up splines on cluch in reply to JoeZ, 05-11-2004 06:25:02  
believe you are referring to PTO adapter on the flywheel.
don't need to line them up, as they are on two seperate shafts.



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John G

05-11-2004 12:30:09




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 Re: Re: line up splines on cluch in reply to Chuck, 05-11-2004 10:09:58  
I think maybe what you're asking is how do you line them up as you put it together. JUST did that on my Jetstar, got the 2 halves together as far as I could, started bringing them in with 2 bolts on the bellhousing, all the while keeping an eye on the alignment, top to bottom, and side to side, when I hit the place where PRESSURE was apparent on the 2 bolts, I turned the flywheel thru the starter opening, starter removed, and heard the light snap as the clutch spline lined up with the clutch or the hyd spline lined up with the hyd spline, then I rocked the front wheels and the thing went together. Pretty easy from where I'm sitting, sometimes, I've had to back off the 2 bolts a couple of times to get things to go right, DON'T force it together, you'll be taking it apart againand replacing broken parts. Hope this helps and yours goes as good as mine did.

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