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Is the plan what - to fix it - a 68 will have a real throw out bearing not the newer just they went to - but a moron could have converted it to the newer type as we convert newer ones to the early one - that is almost indestructible - i said almost morons can accomplish almost anything
exhaust off original primary has to come off later one just the derby cover to slack off the screw for the push rod
pop off the cover it may or may not have a kicker - if it has — hold the kicker when removing your wrist will thank you
The throwout bearing and slinger must still be attatched since I couldn't pull it out through the basket side. Would a bad-wornout throwout bearing make it hard to pull the clutch in?
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