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39 B clutch driving disk removal

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BMud

12-10-2007 12:16:18

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Hello. Im working on a 39 B (Early Styled) clutch to hopefully figure out/fix the oil leak problem. Any tips on removing the driving disk. I had a short amount of time to work on it a week ago, but couldnt get it to budge. Didnt want to force it too much then. Was afraid to put some heat to it not knowing the consequences. If I spray something like Thunderbolt to it a few times and let that soke in will it help break it loose (without getting any on the clutch facings)? Any tips?

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John Bouchard

12-12-2007 17:15:11

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Re: 39 B clutch driving disk removal in reply to BMud, 12-10-2007 12:16:18

I agree with Josh B. I have done the same numerous times with good results. Keep the puller bar to use on the next one too.

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Dean Lydey

12-10-2007 18:02:06

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Re: 39 B clutch driving disk removal in reply to BMud, 12-10-2007 12:16:18

I used a wheel puller on my A. Be careful !! I attached the "hook" of the puller to a thin portion of the driving disc. In my case I don't break $.45 threaded studs with my mistakes, I like to booger $165 parts. LOL

Good luck,
Dean

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Josh B

12-10-2007 13:25:29

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Re: 39 B clutch driving disk removal in reply to BMud, 12-10-2007 12:16:18

My opinion would be to make a puller out of a piece of 3/8 flat bar and drill some holes that will align with the ones in the drive disk. Then use an impact an tighten a little at a time while tapping on the center of the flat bar. It will come off. I would not use heat at all on this.

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