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Clutch: assembly overview
   
Clutch: assembly overview
  Note
t  Always replace any clutch plates and pressure plates with damaged or loose rivets
t  If they need to be replaced, select the clutch plates and pressure plates according to the → Parts Catalogue
1 - Flywheel
q   Check that the centring pins are correctly seated
q   The contact surface with the clutch plate must be free of oil and grease with no grooves or seams
q   Removing and fitting the engine flywheel → Rep. Gr.13
2 - Clutch plate
q   Bore → Chapter
q   Lightly lubricate the splines
q   Installation position: spring cage faces the pressure plate
q   Centering → Chapter
  Note
Clean the grooves on the input shaft and the clutch plate. For used clutch plates, clean of any corrosion. Apply a fine layer of grease → Spare Parts Catalogue to the grooves of the input shaft. Then move the clutch plate on the input shaft from side to side, until the hub moves smoothly on the shaft. Eliminate excess grease
3 - Clutch press
q   removing and fitting → Chapter
q   Check the ends of the diaphragm → Fig.
q   Check flexible connection and riveted unions → Fig.
  Note
The clutch presses are greased and protected from corrosion. Only the contact surface can be cleaned; otherwise working life of the clutch will be reduced.
4 - Bolt
q   20 Nm
q   Loosen and tighten diagonally several times
q   Allocation: → Parts catalogue

   
Checking the ends of the diaphragm
l  The wear limit is up to half the thickness of the edges of the diaphragm -arrows-
  V30-0094
Check flexible connection and riveted unions
–  Check flexible connection between pressure disk and cover for cracks and check that riveted unions are correctly seated.
–  Replace clutches with damaged springs or loose riveted unions -arrows-.
  V30-0454

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