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Old 03-08-2019, 03:00 PM
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Default Clutch questions on re assembly CC 100
As I'm trying to re assemble my 100, do the driving plate pins need to be in specific holes on the plate? There is a notch in the driving plate I believe. Any help would be appreciated. I'm looking at the manual as I write. Thanks
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3 holes, 3 pins
Makes no difference which one goes where, just so the ends go clear into the bushings.
one pin may be a little longer, that's the one that gets the anti rattlle spring if you decide to use one..
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Mine has 3 pins but 6 holes?
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Here is a great thread for everything you wanted to know about your clutch

https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...ad.php?t=54233
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Mine has 3 pins but 6 holes?
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Mine has 3 pins but 6 holes?
Is this a new disc or the one you took off. Pullers in competition like to use a 6 pin drive plate. Your 6 hole disk will work just fine as long as any 3 holes slide easily on to the drive pins and it is the same thickness as the old one. If it is the old one, use the three holes that were unused before, they will not be worn egg shaped.
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