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the steel plates together, hold them up to the light when it will be seen
if one or more of the plates are buckled. Later type plates are "dimpled"
to prevent buckling,
Check the free length of the clutch springs which should be 1¾" overall
length.
Assembling the clutch. The sequence of assembly is in the following
order:
250 c.c. model.
(1) Thick steel back plate chamfer inwards.
(2) Plain steel plate.
(3) Friction plate (double sided).
(4) Plain steel plate.
(5) Friction plate (double sided).
(6) Plain steel plate.
(7) Friction plate (single sided).
250 c.c. Scrambler.
(1) Thick back plate.
(2) Plain steel plate.
(3) Friction plate (double sided).
(4) Plain steel plate.
(5) Friction plate (double sided).
(6) Plain steel plate.
(7) Friction plate (double sided).
(8) Plain steel plate.
(9) Friction plate (single sided).
350 c.c. model.
(1) Thick back plate (recess for back plate inwards).
(2) Friction plate (double sided).
(3) Plain steel plate.
(4) Friction plate (double sided).
(5) Plain steel plate,
(6) Friction plate (double sided).
(7) Plain steel plate.
(8) Friction plate (double sided).
(9) Plain steel plate.
Dismantling the clutch shock absorber. With the clutch removed, take
out the three countersunk screws, prise out the cover plate 043187.
Use an old gear box mainshaft held in a vice and put the clutch body
on the shaft. Use the tool shown in Fig. 14 then compress the large
rubbers, by leverage, use a pointed spoke to pick out the thin rubbers.
The thick ones will come out without difficulty.
Use the same method if the gear box is still in the frame, with top gear
engaged and pressure on the brake pedal. Very firmly tighten the plate
screws and centre pop between the screw head and the plate.
Assembling the clutch. After replacing the rubbers, make sure that the
three screws are well tightened, then centre pop the screws for security
as these screws are prone to come loose.
The clutch bearing. The bearing race plate is shown in Fig. 3 part No.
043196. After removing the clutch, take out the three stud nuts 040356,
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