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Re: Help me.. Clutch.
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Posted by captaink on January 23, 2006 at 07:54:37 from (66.115.214.56):
In Reply to: Help me.. Clutch. posted by Kelly C on January 22, 2006 at 11:54:53:
Others have pretty much told you what, etc. The flywheel needs to be cut if you are going to put in a new clutch disk; I�m guessing the pressure plate will need to be cut too. As far as the disk, I�d check it against a new one to see how much it is worn. Personally, I hate the dyna-life or �button� clutches because they are grabby and very hard on flywheel and pressure plates if you do a lot of clutching. If you don�t do a lot of clutching, (only long steady pulls in the field) then they will outlast an organic one. BTW if you decide to go back with the �button� style like you have, I�ve heard that taking a cutoff wheel and grinding an �X� in the pads will help them release better and not be so grabby. I�d check with more people before I�d do that one my self though�
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