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Old 04-23-03, 06:40 PM
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Question Installing new Exedy clutch

Im picking up my Exedy Single plate Cerametallic clutch for my '87 SE tomorrow.

Im considering tackling this myself since I have the day off- any tips? What to look out for, avoid? I've never changed an FC clutch, but I changed the tranny, so I figure it can't be too difficult.

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Nothing really hard, or any tricks to doing it, it's pretty straightforward. The pilot bearing might be a bitch, but that I have no idea how to do easily!
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sounds good, i'll try and brute force the pilot bearing out if all else fails, and try to keep everything clean/non greasy
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Oh, getting it out is pretty easy, it's putting it in I have the problem with, I tend to bend the damn thing
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