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| Forum name | Manual Trans - NV-T350 |
| Topic subject | clutch install |
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6342, clutch install Posted by goalie40, May-05-07 04:18 PM
hey all I have been looking for 2 days now I cant find the write up on a clutch install Its funny i can see a post in things we have seen b4 but cant click on it can someone post a link please. thanks again its for a non modular If there are more than one
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6343, RE: clutch install Posted by freelancefool, May-06-07 05:03 PM
Are you looking for a howto on a non-modular setup?
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6344, RE: clutch install Posted by goalie40, May-06-07 10:34 PM
yep
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6345, RE: clutch install Posted by freelancefool, May-07-07 01:59 AM
Well first you need the bolts that hold the pressure plate to the flywheel and the flywheel to th crank. I would suggest using some blue loctite to ensure the bolts do not back out. I picked up the pressure plate to flywheel bolts at an industrial screw supply house. The flywheel to the crank I purchased from a Dodge dealership since the industrial place didn't have anything that finely threaded in the size I needed. Make sure the bolts are a Class 10.9 or higher. I think mine are 12.9. Bolt sizes are here.
http://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=34&topic_id=62&mode=full
Next up you need a nonmodular clutch setup for a 95 Dodge Neon. I used this as an opportunity to grab a lightweight flywheel from Fidanza.
Next up, bolt the flywheel to the crank. I think the torque specs are 35 ft/lbs. Use the included pilot bushing, some red loctite and insert the bushing into the crank.
There will be a clutch alignment tool with the nonmodular clutch kit. I let the clutch hang on the alignment tool while I bolted the pressure plate up.
Stab the transmission to the motor and you are done.
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6346, RE: clutch install Posted by DR1665, May-07-07 08:36 AM
Moving to transmission....
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