Steel clutch plate orientation
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Steel clutch plate orientation
Gday all, sorry bout this but I’m not too sure which way the steel plates go, sharp edge towards engine and chamfer out or is it opposite? Ta, Mick..
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Re: Steel clutch plate orientation
Also the conical jutter spring, cone downwards or up?
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Re: Steel clutch plate orientation
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This link addresses judder spring orientation.
Not sure what you mean in the steel plates...
This link addresses judder spring orientation.
Not sure what you mean in the steel plates...
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Re: Steel clutch plate orientation
Thanks mate, just seemed strange as she slips under load on road and when I opened up clutch there is a wear ring on the steel clutch plate from that jutter spring so I assumed it was upside down. Clutch plates are new, new springs on the way. I suppose it’s meant to be that way then. Thanks, now I can put it back together.
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Re: Steel clutch plate orientation
Think from memory sharp edge goes in, also worth noting E series and h series have different thicknesses of clutch plates
1999 KDX220SR (KDX220-B5)
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Re: Steel clutch plate orientation
Yeah I picked up info on this site. H series 2.92-3.08mm, service limit 2.73mm. mine are 3.03. Thanks 
