Posted by Patrick HMD on March 22, 2013 at 03:01:44 from (75.9.214.72):
Now that I dropped the belly pump I'd like to clean up all the oily dust off the clutch assembly. The service manual clearly explains how to collapse the springs with 3 of the 6 bolts before removal. Only problem is, there is no tapped holes in the pressure plate to suck in the springs. Will there be a problem if I don't collapse the springs before removal of the clutch assembly? Is there another way to skin this cat? This is my first time attempting this.
The parts manual clearly shows the 3 tapped nubs on the pressure plate, but there's none on mine. Why?
TIA
Patrick
'49M
This post was edited by Patrick HMD at 03:12:38 03/22/13.
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