scooby-matt

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hello ppl, quick question when fitted the pressure plate to the flywheel what does 0 and 120 degrees means?


thanks matt

scooby-matt

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any1?

scooby-matt

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someone must know

merlin24

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Matt,
There is a 0 on the flywheel and a mark on the clutch cover - they have to be 120 degree's away from each other because they are the Residual Unbalance marks.


Mick

scooby-matt

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thanks very much mick, ive found the mark on the flywheel, would you know where the mark is on the pressure plate? what if you cant find it?


thanks for your time

matt

merlin24

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Matt,
The pressure plate is normally clearly marked with a 0, but some aftermarket manufacturers do not put the 0 on theirs.
If there is no mark, but a balance weight/tag spot welded to the cover - use that.
If there is no mark or weight,then fit it anywhere.

Have a read here
http://www.fileden.com/files/2008/1/...ment%20pdf.pdf

Regards,
Mick

scooby-matt

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thanks for the info i havent a punch mark on the pressure plate

merlin24

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No probs - you might need to change the Spigot bearing in the flywheel while you are at it.

Mick

scooby-matt

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i did try the bearing and it felt alittle lumpy, so brought a new 1 from subaru 11 + vat, last question, spoke to my local subaru dealer about the pressure plate question and explained like i did to you and they said to fit it anyway. what would be the affects of lining the 0 mark on the flywheel with the mark on the pressure plate?

thanks matt

merlin24

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It will prob judder if the marks are lined up.

scooby-matt

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thanks