Re: M clutch stuck update

Posted by Maxx on October 23, 2011 at 05:54:47 from (204.12.175.113):

In Reply to: M clutch stuck update posted by fixmnflym on October 20, 2011 at 05:17:23:

Maxx said: (quoted from post at 00:53:30 10/22/11) A few things that may help you. I did my MD awhile back, should be the same. On mine the clutch release sleeve carrier was missing the mounting bolts but that's another story. You will need to pull the clutch release shaft, there are 2 bolts on the release fork. They go through the fork body that sandwiches a washer that is in a key-way in the release shaft. Pull the washers out. Pull the shaft out of the bell housing. If you make sure the shaft is clean it will slide out fairly easy. Then you should easily be able to get at the bolts that hold the sleeve carrier. Remove the output shaft coupler. The odds are you will have to unbolt the pressure plate to gain the angle to pull the output shaft. As to your leaky seal, I assume you mean the counter shaft of the tranny is leaking. Mine was. I used a small pipe wrench handle in the slot of the drive nut. It is threaded onto the shaft so put tranny in highest gear and lock the brakes on. I pulled the seal without pulling the housing. I had drained the tranny and rearend for a lube change so I didn't worry about leaking all over the floor. I have some really good pics with circles arrows and text but my account here won't allow me to post them since I am new here I guess. Maxx[/quote:c5a78e4caf] Dale, Feel free to ask any questions. I just did mine July 31 so it is still fresh in my mind. I got my parts at a good price $235 from Michigan (shipping included). It had the Pressure plate, Clutch disk, Throw-out bearing, Pilot bearing and an alignment tool. I didn't use the tool. I went to Harbor Freight and got a puller for the crank bearing. Maxx [quote:c5a78e4caf="kevinj54"](quoted from post at 07:31:26 10/23/11) I am confused. Some pics show a good throw out bearing and now you have one with a failed bearing?????

Those pics are from my MD. Not Dale_MN's M.

Maxx

This post was edited by Maxx at 06:15:14 10/23/11 3 times.

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