Posted by Janicholson on September 30, 2008 at 17:58:47 from (66.173.50.135):
In Reply to: Re: Clutch on my M posted by F-Dean on September 30, 2008 at 14:11:42:
A "dish side" makes me nervous. There is a spring side, and a flat side. The spring side has a separate plate housing the torsion springs riveted to the main plate. The flat side shows the springs, but does not stick out. The flat side goes toward the flywheel. If it is a "organic" type disk, with full disks of friction material, the disks are flat as a pancake, no cupping at all. If the disk is a "Puck" type with ceramic pucks on the end of arms, these should also lay flat as can be on a flat surface. The pressure plate should provide that surface when it is off the flywheel. If there is cupping it is not good. The clutch shaft when stuck through the disk, and placed so it can be spun by hand (v block or such) will show if the disk is warped. When spun, it should show no more than 1/32" of runout (wobble). If it does it might be able to be straightened, but it must be true, and if it moves, it will drag. Best of luck. JimN
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