Have a 1992 Loyale. Manual 2wd wagon.
Motor is about ready to go back in. Clutch is about .260 " thick.
Should I dig around for one with more meat??
tnx
rick
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Guest Message by DevFuse
Minimum clutch thickness
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, Oct 02 2006 05:58 PM
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Posted 02 October 2006 - 06:02 PM
I've never measured overall thickness, but there should be a good 1/16" of material above the heads of the rivets. That's how I usually judge them anyway.
If I had the thing out, I would probably replace the pressure plate and maybe the disc if it was worn down too close to the rivets. I've had a lot of weak pressure plates that don't grab hard enough anymore....
GD
If I had the thing out, I would probably replace the pressure plate and maybe the disc if it was worn down too close to the rivets. I've had a lot of weak pressure plates that don't grab hard enough anymore....
GD
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