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Re: Super C Clutch Replacement
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Posted by gene b on March 10, 2004 at 20:48:34 from (67.1.104.153):
In Reply to: Super C Clutch Replacement posted by Brian Schmidt on March 09, 2004 at 18:48:59:
Never seen anything but bearings used on As, Bs, and Cs. You better put the new stuff on one pile and then the used ones beside them and check the height. Some of these rebuilt stuffs are different when it comes to the thickness of the clutch disc and the same with the pressure plate. There should be some pre-load as you stated. Something is not correct if the pressure plate bolted right up without pre-load. You never know what you will run into when working on a 50yr old machine. The last owner mite have did something stupid and got things all mixed up.
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