p Z 4 le 7 3 4 f I Fig 68 4 R moving Clutch Release Bowing 1 Clutch Fork J Ball Stud 2 Release Bearing 4 Axle Housing 4 Disconnect clutch fork from ball stud and remove the clutch release bearing from the clutch release shaft 5 Install Tool J 5824 to support the clutch assembly during removal 6 Loosen the six clutch attaching bolts shown in Figure 6B 5 one turn at a time until clutch diaphragm spring pressure is released 7 Remove Tool J 5824 and remove clutch assembly from the engine Disassembly 1 Remove three drive strap to pressure plate bolts and retracting springs fig 6B 6 and remove pressure plate from clutch cover NOTE When disassembling identify position of pressure plate and cover This marking will enable proper alignment during assembly n Fig 6111 5 Clutch Assembly Installed a1 s Fig 6111 6 Romoving Drive Strap Bolts 2 The clutch diaphragm spring and two pivot rings are riveted to the clutch cover Spring rings and cover should be inspected for excessive wear or damage and if defective it will be necessary to replace the complete cover assembly Inspection 1 Wash all nently packed with lubricant and should not be soaked in cleaning solvent as this may dissolve the lubricant 2 Inspect pressure plate and flywheel for scores on the contact surfaces Use a straight edge and check for flatness of contact surfaces drive straps 3 Check looseness w cover rivets and evidence of looseness at pressure plate bolt holes 4 Check clutch release roughness free fit ing retainer 5 Inspect clutch disc for worn loose or oil soaked facings loose rivets or riding 6 Examine splines in hub and make sure they slide freely on splines of clutch shaft If splines are worn the clutch disc or clutch gear shaft should be replaced as necessary pilot bearing Repairs Pilot Bearing The clutch is an impregnated w bearing pressed the crankshaft This removed