how do i remove the clutch from the engine
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Using a torx (star) screwdriver, T25 IIRC. The screw attaches the clutch housing to the shaft.
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Yes, this is the tool that you need. You will have to remove the engine to access the timing chain for the passenger side head. There is a plug for the balance shaft that the timing goes around.
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The clutch lever has a lock that when just riding it like a bicycle alows the chain to the motor spin freely. When you let the clutch out it engages the motor
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Make sure the clutch is totally engaged. You can contact Jet's tech department is you continue to have problems. They can be reached atg 800-274-6846.
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No. This clutch in a peice of junk. It only lasted about 3 weeks. I bought a Hilliard about 3 months ago and it's still going strong. Don't make the same mistake I did. Don't wast your money.
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If the crankcase and the clutches are separate yes, otherwise use a motorcycle oil.
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If I remember correctly you have either a steel lock that is about a half inch in diameter or a plastic one. To remove the steel one just find a flat head screw driver that fits in one of the squiggly slots and turn left and it should work loose. If you have the plastic lock then you need to get a good pair of dikes or side cutting pliers and just grab that succor and twist. Try it. If you are not concerned about re using the hubcap or lock just take a chisel and drive slots all around the lock and the hubcap will fall off. however you may not be able to re used the hub cap
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Automatic transmissions do not use a clutch. This is only for manual transmissions.
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Take the screws out then the plastic cover pull the shifter down then take a screwdriver and pry the open side between the shifter and handle then spray a little WD-40 to lube it then pull straight up on the handle kind of twisting back and forth it should pull off ..., if not then take a rubber mallet and tap the bottem of the handle.... The handle is just wedged in there
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Or: http://www.partsgeek.com/catalog/2000/audi/tt_quattro/clutch/clutch_kit.html
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I don't have "tricks" up my sleeve, but if I was struggling with this problem, I think I would try a large wrench.... the kind that is used to remove an oil filter from an automobile. It has a rubber strap that wraps around tightly so you can twist it off. Hope this helps.
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The oem one that comes in the car is what I used , I had it checked at a local machine shop to make sure it was in good shape before re installing , with this clutch you aren't gonna be producing the power to need a better than stock flywheel
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I bought the oxygen sensor wrench that is paired up with the sensor. For less then ten dollars it was definitely worth it, made it easy to remove.
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Okay, so this part is tricky. The problem you're having is with the clutch. You need to open up the clutch box, and adjust the clutch so that it will engage and disengage properly. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAp8h9WRXwIThis video will help, but you need to play with it a bit before it really starts working nicely. Good luck, and let me know how it goes!
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No. Just remove the auto hubs and slap on the manuals. There are some "how to" videos on You tube.
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The maintenance manual that I have covers a 2002-03 600 and 700. Both call for the same tool to remove the clutch. Hope this helps.
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Hello M. Person. Unscrew the center clutch assembly all the way and pull up the screw collar. you should have a 2 plastic sleeves, the bottom piece which is about a inch long, should be sitting in the lower stand assembly about 3/4 of the way in. The second top collar which is about a 1/4 inch long should be sitting on top of the other one. If you don't see the top plastic ring check to see if it is lodged up in the screw collar. Try re seating the plastic rings and make sure not to cross thread the screw collar when tightening. Hope this helps.