Question about clutch and flywheel
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Question about clutch and flywheel
Im going to be installing my new clutch and flywheel this weekend with a couple of friends and would like to know if you are supposed to re-use the OEM pilot bearing or do I use the one that comes with the clutch? and what kind of grease do you use to pack it?
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if you are talking abouth the throw out bearing-... i would use a light coating of grease-...
just enough to "wet" the metal-.... no more keep grease away from flywheel face and clutch surface.
check out the diy fir great referance!
just enough to "wet" the metal-.... no more keep grease away from flywheel face and clutch surface.
check out the diy fir great referance!
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Get a new OEM TOB (or valeo, same thing). It is not worth all the work to get back to it if the one you have is about to go out. Not to mention they are snapped into the pressure plate and a huge PITA to get loose.
I have never pulled a v6 trans, but I dont think they have a pilot bushing/bearing. The 4cyls do not for sure..
I have never pulled a v6 trans, but I dont think they have a pilot bushing/bearing. The 4cyls do not for sure..
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petroleum grease made specifically for import vehicles, and apply to where parts come in contact with each other, (clutch fork, around release bearing, and around splines generously, mimic the motion of using the clutch release fork to get a good idea of where to apply it to cuz once the tranny is bolted back on there is no turning back from there and you will thank yourself later, also in between bushings of clutch release fork, if there were 1 spot i wouldnt want to miss it would be that one..
get a new clutch release bearing
get a new clutch release bearing