Clutch Fork Shaft Removal at Melody Wilson blog

Clutch Fork Shaft Removal. Remove seat box, drop rear prop shaft, make a support for gearbox, split bell housing, wedge engine fore and aft, push. The gearbox then comes out easily bring the complete clutch, release bearing and fork with it. They have small rubber seals and. Replace the clutch fork arm and circlip (there will be a larger spline on the clutch fork which aligns with a recess in the arm). The pivot shaft needs to be extracted from the clutch fork. Figure 54 shows the process for tapping out the roll pin. It's held in place by a small bolt on the underside of the bell housing. This video is a tutorial on how to remove the clutch fork shaft and lower engine. In order to remove this arm, you need to tap out the small roll pin that holds it to the release shaft. As you remove the shaft for the clutch fork, pay close attaention to the bearings for the shaft. The new arm can be installed on the. It was a little bit fiddly but worked all. Grease the shaft to the release bearing, replace the bearing. Remove the fork from the transmission by disconnecting the small plastic pivot from the hole in the transmission (figure 24).

Grease the shaft to the release bearing, replace the bearing. As you remove the shaft for the clutch fork, pay close attaention to the bearings for the shaft. In order to remove this arm, you need to tap out the small roll pin that holds it to the release shaft. Replace the clutch fork arm and circlip (there will be a larger spline on the clutch fork which aligns with a recess in the arm). Remove the fork from the transmission by disconnecting the small plastic pivot from the hole in the transmission (figure 24). Figure 54 shows the process for tapping out the roll pin. The pivot shaft needs to be extracted from the clutch fork. The gearbox then comes out easily bring the complete clutch, release bearing and fork with it. It was a little bit fiddly but worked all. This video is a tutorial on how to remove the clutch fork shaft and lower engine.

How to release the clutch fork on an STi YouTube

Clutch Fork Shaft Removal This video is a tutorial on how to remove the clutch fork shaft and lower engine. In order to remove this arm, you need to tap out the small roll pin that holds it to the release shaft. The gearbox then comes out easily bring the complete clutch, release bearing and fork with it. Replace the clutch fork arm and circlip (there will be a larger spline on the clutch fork which aligns with a recess in the arm). Remove the fork from the transmission by disconnecting the small plastic pivot from the hole in the transmission (figure 24). They have small rubber seals and. This video is a tutorial on how to remove the clutch fork shaft and lower engine. It's held in place by a small bolt on the underside of the bell housing. The pivot shaft needs to be extracted from the clutch fork. Grease the shaft to the release bearing, replace the bearing. Figure 54 shows the process for tapping out the roll pin. As you remove the shaft for the clutch fork, pay close attaention to the bearings for the shaft. The new arm can be installed on the. Remove seat box, drop rear prop shaft, make a support for gearbox, split bell housing, wedge engine fore and aft, push. It was a little bit fiddly but worked all.