Replacing clutch springs

Nick Pavey · 26-Sep-2006, 22:44

I'm wanting to change my standard clutch springs and collars for some of these,but wondered what i have to do/look out for when taking the old ones off?

Any special tools needed etc....?

Bit of a noob with this sort of thing

Thanks.

khu996 · 26-Sep-2006, 22:50

Nowt, just undo the old bolts, and fit your new springs and caps, one by one, in a criss cross pattern if you want to do it by the book!

Nick Pavey · 26-Sep-2006, 22:54

Great. Thanks mate. So in theory i can do no damage?

khu996 · 26-Sep-2006, 22:58

You can always do some damage (at least Ive always managed!)...but its as straight forward as it can be, just nip the bolts up tight, no massive torque though!

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26-Sep-2006, 22:44	#1
Nick Pavey Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 261 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: North London Replacing clutch springs I'm wanting to change my standard clutch springs and collars for some of these,but wondered what i have to do/look out for when taking the old ones off? Any special tools needed etc....? Bit of a noob with this sort of thing Thanks. Reply

26-Sep-2006, 22:50	#2
khu996 Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,216 Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Swansea Nowt, just undo the old bolts, and fit your new springs and caps, one by one, in a criss cross pattern if you want to do it by the book! Reply

26-Sep-2006, 22:54	#3
Nick Pavey Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 261 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: North London Great. Thanks mate. So in theory i can do no damage? Reply

26-Sep-2006, 22:58	#4
khu996 Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,216 Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Swansea You can always do some damage (at least Ive always managed!)...but its as straight forward as it can be, just nip the bolts up tight, no massive torque though! Reply