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The instructions for a Centerforce diaphragm type clutch state that you should not use a clutch pedal return spring with this type of clutch. Which spring are they talking about?
1. The large over-center spring inside the car or...
2. The smaller spring that runs from the bell housing to the fork.
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The large over center one inside.
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If you don't remove the over center spring, the clutch pedal will stick to the floor at higher RPM's. I found out first hand!
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It's not all that easy to remove IIRC.
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Thanks guys. I thought that the heavy one inside is what they meant, but I just wanted to be sure.
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4264door Wrote:It's not all that easy to remove IIRC.
Not too hard - depress the pedal and put shims between the coils and it will slip right off.
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Mark has some great tips, thankyou Mark
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