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I need to know if this is correct.

 

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The thrust washer that is behind the basket that

holds all the friction disks , It goes on the splines

and then drops onto the flat round part leaving

space and wiggles around is this correct ?

There are no splines after that and under the clutch

basket it self. Just wanted to make sure.

Thanks,

Jeff

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Jeff,

To me, that doesn't make sense. Why go to all the trouble to make a thrust washer with an internal spline ($$) if it isn't going to use those splines once installed, but just sit in a spot with no splines? I don't think something is right here.....

 

Joe

 

Edit: Of course, after reading Squeeze's reply, maybe I'm all wet!

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Right. I even pulled the clutch basket all the way off to make sure

if there where any splines to go onto but there is none. I remember

when I first slide the friction basket off that washer was perfectly

on the back side of it. with the oil keeping it in place I guess. but

I agree why did they add the teeth to the thrust washer? when

there is nothing to hold it at the end? :think:

 

Squeeze huh? so look at my pictures again please. I just am not understanding yet :D

Posted

maybe in lamins term squeeze is saying if the notches are on there , in short

once it reaches the open area. there will be less to move around? make since?

hehehe

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And I took this all apart for nothing? :big-grin-emoticon: (I just could not sleep last night over this washer)

 

But boy and sure can change a basket out fast now! :cool10:

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maybe in lamins term squeeze is saying if the notches are on there , in short

once it reaches the open area. there will be less to move around? make since?

hehehe

 

 

Yes, that's what i was trying to say. Thanks for translating ...

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