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Changing bundy clutch

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Changing bundy clutch

Post by Turbo 42 »

i am about to change the clutch on my LJ70 bundera

is there anything i should no before i start?

it has a push button HI range 4X4, i dont think it should be a problem
but if anyone has any advice that would be great.

cheers

Leigh
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Post by BundyMonkey »

No i have just done it in mine and it was a pretty easy job. I did have the motor out but all in all it would have been easy if was in the car
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Post by +dj_hansen+ »

From the exedy australia website: http://www.exedy.net.au/sample/catalogu ... ctions.pdf
Some good info in there! and get hold of a gregories manual :D
Push button hi range shouldnt really pose a problem, should have info in the manual about it.
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