Clutch release object?
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Ok I’m working on the clutch and I’m at this point. "Thread the long 8 mm thread bolt into the end of the release lever pivot shaft. Remove the release lever pivot shaft by holding the 8 mm bolt with a pair of pliers and tapping the pliers with a hammer or prying with a screwdriver." The question is can someone show me a picture of what is, because the part I think it is and tried to remove wont budge under extreme force.
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Originally Posted by 84_944guy
Ok I’m working on the clutch and I’m at this point. "Thread the long 8 mm thread bolt into the end of the release lever pivot shaft. Remove the release lever pivot shaft by holding the 8 mm bolt with a pair of pliers and tapping the pliers with a hammer or prying with a screwdriver." The question is can someone show me a picture of what is, because the part I think it is and tried to remove wont budge under extreme force.
Then you obviously have the right part! They can be a turd to get out. You can also try the socket trick where you put the pulling bolt through a socket and tighten; it will pull it out or at least break the contact where it's stuck.
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Just tried the socket bolt trick on it didn’t budge at all. I know I had it lined up because it left an indentation on the aluminum casting were the socket was. I noticed when I first was looking at it there was some foam around the edge of it.
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Remove the starter, and then remove the pressure plate bolts one by one. Take the bell housing and pressure plate/release bearing et al off as an assembly. Be careful with the pressure plate bolts and don't strip one like I did.
Once everything is off, take a large drift punch and smack that rod out from the other side. Hone the holes that it sits in for ease of future removal. That's how I did mine...
Once everything is off, take a large drift punch and smack that rod out from the other side. Hone the holes that it sits in for ease of future removal. That's how I did mine...