M8 Clutch Rod Replacement Procedure
#11
It's seated correctly, however, I suspect the act of compressing the retaining ring for a second time (first being original installation) ensure it doesn't spring back fully. For my peace of mind I replaced it.
#13
There have been many threads on the transmission oil migration issue, with the potential fix of installing a modified “fat flat” clutch rod. But, I couldn’t find any reference to the remove/replace procedure. So, attached is the procedure from the FSM. But, I have a few questions:
- in reference to step #1, to close the clutch master cylinder fluid port....what/where is that?
- I’m a spec kind of guy. In reference to step 1.b, to put a cable strap eyelet between the lever and housing. How much of a gap is requjred?
- after replacing the rod, has anyone done the “Measure Release Plate Movement” procedure? Is it really necessary?
- in reference to step #1, to close the clutch master cylinder fluid port....what/where is that?
- I’m a spec kind of guy. In reference to step 1.b, to put a cable strap eyelet between the lever and housing. How much of a gap is requjred?
- after replacing the rod, has anyone done the “Measure Release Plate Movement” procedure? Is it really necessary?
I had the primary vent installed and still have fluid transfer.
thank you.
#14
#15
This is something you can do yourself and it doesn't cost anything.
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