elliott

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Mar 21, 2003
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I have been told that aftermarket clutch springs are very tight and that I should use 3 old springs and 2 from the aftermarket clutch kit to prevent a stiff clutch. I installed all the new springs and the clutch is very stiff to pull in and the free play is hard to adjust. Should I listen to the dealer when he tells me to change the springs or is he looking to make money from me down the road.
 

skipro3

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Dec 14, 2002
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If your clutch isn't slipping and they haven't been damaged during a change of clutch plates or from getting too hot, I say leave 'em in. Iv'e never had a spring fail but once I had a stud fail. The spring pushed into the side cover and it cored a hole right through the side cover. This was on a 73 Husky with magnisium cover. I found a place that welded it back on! I digress....A stiff clutch is going to cause more stress on your cable. It will fail sooner rather than later with the extra tension it is pulling on. I see no reason for stiff spings if the clutch isn't slipping. (I'm repeating my self) (self) oops!
 

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