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05-27-2006, 07:45 PM
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I asked the other day about wrenches in ATL to do my clutch. Today the LWF came up which begs the question, what do I need to plan on buying while I'm waiting for clutch replacement time? Ok a LWF + what type/brand clutch? What else should I have done while the clutch is being replaced? Is this the slippery slope I keep hearing about? How many divorces has this slope caused ? 
05-29-2006, 04:02 AM
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Originally Posted by slider172
Today the LWF came up which begs the question, what do I need to plan on buying while I'm waiting for clutch replacement time?
964-114-143-31 (1) Ring Gear
931-102-111-00 (1) Pilot Bearing
928-102-151-01 (9) Flywheel Bolt
950-116-813-30 (1) Guide Tube
996-116-015-30 (1) Clutch Disc
N-014-715-3 (9) Cheese Head Screw M8 x 45
900-270-055-02 (2) Casket Head screw M6 x 14
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944-116-080-01 (1) Release Bearing
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999-113-426-41 (1) Rear Main Seal (RMS)
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999-113-418-40 (2) Gasket
999-201-339-00 (1) Bushing
999-201-365-00 (1) Bushing
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and depending on their condition:
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964-116-028-03 (1) Pressure Plate
950-116-710-04 (1) Operating Shaft
950-116-725-00 (1) Cover
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and sometimes...
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950-116-086-06 (1) Release Fork
Originally Posted by slider172
Ok a LWF + what type/brand clutch?
Originally Posted by slider172
What else should I have done while the clutch is being replaced?
03-21-2012, 08:25 AM
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My clutch does not release.
I recently did a clutch job on my 85 944.
I replaced:
Pressure plate, disc, release bearing, master cylinder, slave cylinder, blue hose, and clutch line.
I did everything by the book as to procedure, etc.
My clutch release arm moves as it should, (visible thru inspection hole), yet my clutch does not disengage when pedal is pushed to the floor.
I too have been through 3 bottles of brake fluid and have been using a pressure bleeder, as well as good old fashioned up-down method, and a vacuum pump too.
What have I missed?
I recently did a clutch job on my 85 944.
I replaced:
Pressure plate, disc, release bearing, master cylinder, slave cylinder, blue hose, and clutch line.
I did everything by the book as to procedure, etc.
My clutch release arm moves as it should, (visible thru inspection hole), yet my clutch does not disengage when pedal is pushed to the floor.
I too have been through 3 bottles of brake fluid and have been using a pressure bleeder, as well as good old fashioned up-down method, and a vacuum pump too.
What have I missed?
03-21-2012, 08:55 AM
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Clutch won't release
OMG
I just read a thread about Sachs clutch discs being mis-labeled and being installed
with the flywheel side out instead of against the flywheel.
Is this possible on a 944?
Jim
I just read a thread about Sachs clutch discs being mis-labeled and being installed
with the flywheel side out instead of against the flywheel.
Is this possible on a 944?
Jim
