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Hey guys, been doing some research on rewiring clutches and got mine halfway done (ish). Got some pics of what I'm doing. I take regular 16 gauge stranded wire and solder that to the enameled wire. Take some liquid tape and smear it on the back plate where the windings go. And wait for that to tack up, then start winding. I solder every joint and put on two layers of heat shrink. I can do other peoples too if you need your clutch rewound. Rates are a lot cheaper than buying the windings or the whole clutch. (coils can cost anywhere from 80 to 150 dollars) and whole clutches are 200+. I guarantee that they will work or your money back or rewind free of charge*.) Let me know if you would like yours rewound via EMAIL. I can give you the cost then too because different coils (size) will cost a different amount.
(sorry if I put this in the wrong section or am not allowed to do this here) *up to six months, from date of when coil was shipped back to owner. I can do a longer warranty (1 year) for a little bit more but after 6 months, it is only a free rewind and I can't do money back. I know these rewound coils aren't "professional" but it will get the job done. I take pride in my work, so if there is any problems, please let me know right away. I don't skimp on anything. Especially other peoples items. Thank you, and have a nice day!
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