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New clutchplate installation - which direction?

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New clutchplate installation - which direction?

Post by vanzbrown »

My dad has an old petrol rocky, think it was an '85.

Anyways, took the clutch plate without taking too much notice, and now unsure which direction the new one goes back in...

One side has a bigger lip than the other side, and also the springs stick out further this side...

Looking at a manual online it looks like the side with no lip should be facing the flywheel, but its hard to tell from this diagram...

Edit: Said the one side of the clutch plate has T-N side on it, dunno what it all means but.

Just wondering if anyone knows for sure, sorry buts thats about all the info i have at this stage, just got off the phone.

Thanks in advance.
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Post by buddah_04 »

yeah the side with 'the bigger lip' faces the gearbox. ull find if you put it in the other way, 95% of times the clutch springs will hit the flywheel bolts.

also alot of the clutches these days have either 'flywheel side' or 'gearbox side'
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Post by vanzbrown »

Thanks a lot mate, very much appreciated!
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