
ASSEMBLY
Note! On some pressure plates, the self adjusting mechanism is not preset
in its starting position. In this case follow the instruction for Resetting the
adjuster mechanism.
1 Check that the new clutch disc slides smoothly on the drive shaft on
the gear box. Also check the guide bearing in the crankshaft and/ or in
the flywheel. Important: When re-installing a clutch disc and pressure
plate which have been in use, do not turn back the adjuster mechanism
in the pressure plate to its original position.
2 Insert the appropriate clutch centering tool (pos.4a-d or 5a-e) (pic 1.) in
the clutch and place in its recess in the crankshaft.
3 Screw the threaded bolts (pos. 9a-c depending on threads) in the
3 to 4 holes, tighten (pic 2).
4 Assembly and install the clamping plate (pos 1) and pressure spindle
(pos.3) with handles (pos.7). The spindle shall be in its back position
(pic 3). Install the pressure unit on the fastening screws. Screw in the
knurled nuts (pos.8), tighten (pic 4).
5 Rotate the pressure spindle until the clutch disk is clear (pic 5).
6 Install the 3 (4) fastening screws fastening the pressure plate on the
flywheel (pic 5).
7 Unscrew the clamping spindle until the diaphragm spring is completely
released (pic 6). And remove the tool (pic 7).
8 Install the rest of the fastening screws
9 All screws can now be tightened to the toque described by
the manufacturer.
10 Remove the centering tool by screwing in a bolt in the tool
and pulling out.
Resetting the adjuster mechanism
If the old pressure plate is to be re-used or the new is not prepared for its
starting position it must first be reset. This is done by fitting the pressure
plate on the flywheel without mounting the clutch in between. Mount the
SAC tool on the pressure plate and wind the pressure spindel in until the
adjuster mechanism starts to move to the right. Then turn the mechanism
back, right, until its in its starting position using the clutch resetting tool
(pos 6) (pic 9).