Re: Throw-out bearing and Clutch Release Sleeve

Posted by ScottyNY on August 15, 2002 at 14:29:55 from (151.202.182.234):

In Reply to: Throw-out bearing and Clutch Release Sleeve posted by Corey on August 15, 2002 at 14:06:26:

How far along are you? You need to remove three cotter pins--two that should be just inside either side of the top of the fork where the long pin goes through, one on the shorter pin at the bottom of the fork that passes through the nub on the housing. Take a punch and drive the upper pin through from outside the housing. You'll see it --it's usually recessed a little and can be knocked through from either side. The bearing and carrier should then pull right off. If you've gotten that far and plan to replace the bearing, I'd just get it on a bench and tap it off from the back side. Or you can set the bearing on top of your vice jaws and drive the carrier down through. Seal and bearing drivers are great, but you can use anything of a suitable ediameter to drive it. If there's nothing there that turns, I'd wonder if maybe you have one of the old graphite bearings. They're usually real shiny on the front and don't look anything like a conventional bearing, don't even turn. If that is the case, you can find replacements of like kind or get the parts for the more conventional bearing.

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