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Re: WD9 clutch
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Posted by Dave M on February 23, 2004 at 16:51:12 from (209.217.195.209):
In Reply to: WD9 clutch posted by ken on February 23, 2004 at 14:28:51:
It will come out. you do need the bolts screwed into the pressure plate. the shaft is the hardest part. i did it last year on a w-9, make sure all the crap is outta the housing so you can push the shaft under there all the way, then it should come out, you just have to mess around withg it, when we were taking mine out my buddy messed around with it for almost two hours, screaming obscenities the whole time and threatning to pull the motor, i finaly got him outta the way and pulled it right out.
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