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Title: CLUTCH PACK REPLACEMENT
Post by: Kennyg on May 10, 2012, 09:02:58 AM
JUST WONDERING IF THE NEW CLUTCH DISCS NEED TO SOAKED IN OIL OR LUBED AT ALL BEFORE NEWLY INSTALLED???
ALSO THOUGHT MINE HAD 2 DISCS IN THE BASKET BEFORE THE WIRE RETAINER WAS INSTALLED BUT ALL ILLUSTRATIONS APPEAR TO ONLY HAVE ONE PLATE BEFORE THE WIRE GOES ON........THANKS FOR ANY CLARIFICATION.  :wacko3:
Title: Re: CLUTCH PACK REPLACEMENT
Post by: Kennyg on May 10, 2012, 09:09:35 AM
SORRY 85 FJ1100 MIGHT HELP.......
Title: Re: CLUTCH PACK REPLACEMENT
Post by: Dads_FJ on May 10, 2012, 11:14:00 AM
I aways soak new clutch disks in oil over night before installing.  Not sure where I read this, are there instructions with the new disks?  I also rough up (a little, not much) the steel plates with a scotch brite pad.  No answer for the disk/wire placement for you though. And an unrelated note, I would recommend turning off your CAPS LOCK, it gives the impression that you are yelling.
Title: Re: CLUTCH PACK REPLACEMENT
Post by: andyb on May 10, 2012, 02:51:53 PM
Yup, soak the new fibers in clean oil before installing.  At least an hour or so, usually overnight.  If nothing else, get them soaking and spend some time cleaning the work area, that usually takes me at least all day :)

Toss the wire retainer out, no worries on how many are before or after it then.
Title: Re: CLUTCH PACK REPLACEMENT
Post by: fj11.5 on May 10, 2012, 05:09:49 PM
if your going to remove that wire and install the extra plates, carefull of the sharp edges in the clutch basket, my oil could e dna tested after i did the clutch mod  :rofl2:
Title: Re: CLUTCH PACK REPLACEMENT
Post by: bigbore2 on May 10, 2012, 06:17:23 PM
1 narrow plate to replace with wide plate at inside, the most inside clutch plate if my memory serves me.  Also on my 84 1100 there are 2 metal pieces to remove up against the very back.  Must be some kind of spacers or something.  Yep soak plates or at least coat liberally with oil before install.