Removing the clutch bell
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Removing the clutch bell
How do you remove the clutch bell to inspect the clutch shoes and springs. I had a go at it today but i couldn't get it off. I would really appreciate any help.
Thanks in advance.
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RE: Removing the clutch bell
Use a pair of locking pliers to keep the flywheel from rotating (with a cloth or rag between the pliers and flywheel to prevent scoring). Then remove the crankshaft allen screw (located in the center of the clutchbell gears). There is a picture of this apparatus on page 7 of the LST manual (although, the depiction is for removing the gears and not the entire clutch bell). You should then be able to pull the clutch bell off and inspect the clutch and springs.
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RE: Removing the clutch bell
[link=http://www.dennisnadams.com/tmaxx/lst/clutch.wmv]here is a vid, of a guy take his off[/link]
hes running a diffrent clutch but u get the piont
hes running a diffrent clutch but u get the piont
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RE: Removing the clutch bell
Good vid hobbyadict. As I watched that, I realized that I forgot to mention that if the engine is still on the truck, the spur gears will need to be removed as well in order to get the clutch bell off. The old adage holds true....a picture is worth a thousand words.
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RE: Removing the clutch bell
ORIGINAL: Nitro Goose
The old adage holds true....a picture is worth a thousand words.
The old adage holds true....a picture is worth a thousand words.