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Installing clutch assemby
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- Steve Ruddy
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Installing clutch assemby
I don't have a pilot shaft. How can I install the clutch assembly?
Steve Ruddy
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I put one together loose, and then tightened it after assembled, works but a little tedious. I later went to an auto supply place, and got a $4.95 plastic alignment tool. They had one that would fit the pilot bushing, but not the splines, so I stuck it in a drill, and turned it against a grinder until I had it worn down enough to go through the disk. It didn't fit the plines, but all thet was needed was for it to hold the disk centered, slipping into splines wasn't critical.
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