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Old 01-18-08, 11:37 AM
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Clutch release confusion...

I am trying to get the transmission separated from the engine. I removed the 5 bolts on the bell housing and have the service hole uncovered and can see the release fork. Do I just push the release fork and pull on the transmission?
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You need to stick a screw driver up and push on the ring around the throw out bearing. Once that's disengaged, you can remove the trans.
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To clarify, you need to push the wedge collar into the pressure plate. When doing so, it will release the lock on the throw-out bearing. If the throw-out bearing doesn't pop out of the wedge collar automatically; use a second screwdriver/pry bar to pop it back once you have the wedge collar pushed into the pressure plate.
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thank you. just found it in the FSM on J-12 for future reference.
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its much easier to get it 2 release if u remove the slave cylinder first.
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Originally Posted by smitter113fd
its much easier to get it 2 release if u remove the slave cylinder first.
I agree. I had a similar issue until I removed the slave cylinder.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPCi4RpGQCU
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nice video. i feel like i was watching mr. rogers. is that u sgt blue?
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Nope. It's from the sticky FAQs...under "clutch". Mr. Rogers or not, he's helped a lot of people with that little vid......a picture being worth a thousand words and all.
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Originally Posted by Black1993rx7
thank you. just found it in the FSM on J-12 for future reference.
Should have been your first decision!
Old 01-20-08, 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Sgtblue
Heh, I was just about to link that Should'a checked this thread earlier =P
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