I don’t know why it is such a deep, dark secret. What is the orientation of each piece that fits on the shaft? There is a clutch drum, there is a four-pronged plastic anti-rattle piece, there is a wire clip, there is a slotted, slide-in locking washer and there is a thrust washer. Each piece has an upside and a downside. Why in heavens is it so difficult to find an assembly drawing showing the correct way to assemble these pieces on this clutch?:mad:
What problem are you having with the washer?
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What problem are you having with the washer?
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I really don’t know how this forum works because, as usual, their are no explicit step-by-step instructions on what to do to answer you. Whoever designs these things thinks that you can read their minds. (I never was able to read a Moron’s mind) I see a lot of useless BLAH, BLAH, BLAH and not much more. I tried to sign in and find that I am not returned to your page. Instead, I am sent back to the sign-in page-over and over again. I searched around and finally returned to the page where it all started and tried pressing a rather ridiculous-named button called "Quote". So, I don’t know if you are receiving this response. If you are, that button should be renamed "Respond".
The problem I am having is that the transmission jammed and caused the coupling to shear off. Between the time a new transmission arrived and I was in the process of installing (2-weeks) it the clutch parts fell to the floor. I think I know how they go back on, but you know what the word "ASSUME" means. So all I need is an assembly drawing or an instruction sheet to tell me how to do it. :mad:
Gene,
Sorry, Gene, but all I received were two blank pages with a small "x" in the top left-handed corner of each one. Clicking gives me nothing. Thanks anyway. I’ve decided to call it quits using this system.
Cornfused