clutch alignment tool?
12-30-2003, 03:18 PM
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clutch alignment tool?
guys and gals, i need to get a clutch alignment tool to install a clutch and flywheel on a b-series motor.... does anyone know where i could buy one? autozone already told me it isn't even made for our cars "yet"...... i dunno about that...... anyway, where can i get one? or would anyone be willing to let me borrow theirs for a few days? (in socal) any help is appreciated.
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Re: clutch alignment tool? (Team 4R)
go to one of those parts store..they have it..i'm refering oto those other private shop/store one, not pep-boys or kragren..they sell them..but i usually never use them tool..just use you eye and just level up the clutch...work fine for me all the time..
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Re: clutch alignment tool? (C uR eX)
made one out of a socket that fit in the pilot bearing then put electrical tap on it to make the rest the diameter of the clutch disc. Have done this a couple times.
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Re: clutch alignment tool? (misledyouth_is_back)
i'm surprised nobody said "just use a plasma cutter"...... 
anyway, salbaje says i can find it at kragen so i'll check there. if not, i suppose my finger will have to do....
anyway, salbaje says i can find it at kragen so i'll check there. if not, i suppose my finger will have to do....
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Re: clutch alignment tool? (misledyouth_is_back)
QUOTE made one out of a socket that fit in the pilot bearing then put electrical tap on it to make the rest the diameter of the clutch disc. Have done this a couple times. QUOTE
Best and cheapest way!!
Use a deep socket and an extension. I've done this about 5 times w/ different peoples clutches, haven't had any probs
Best and cheapest way!!
Use a deep socket and an extension. I've done this about 5 times w/ different peoples clutches, haven't had any probs
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