the diagram is correct. Teaser spring is to soften clutch pedal apply. Not to separate the plates. Check your pilot bushings. I helped many with this suggestion: replace the bushing and grease it . that is one area that never never gets serviced, and needs it. As the bushing wears, it adds material to the old dry grease forming a bonding material that will drive the driveshaft. Yes, even under load. There is an aftermarket trick to install a spacer(or washers) and a lock washer between the plates to help them separate, but that requires a heavy loading spring, or you will slip. Lock washers are strong.
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