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Re: V6 clutch info
Hi Frank
When my Verde clutch started to slip last summer I didn't have the $5-600
for the whole unit. I took the assembly apart carefully, keeping track of
where every nut and bolt went, and had the pp resurfaced and the clutch disk
relined at a specialty brake shop (it was a bigger outfit--not like a Midas
type place. I found them in the yellow pages. Try looking under clutch,
and if you don't find anything try brakes and see if you can find a place
the can reline shoes and pads). I didn't get anything rebalanced. I was
nervous doing the job this way for 2 reasons. First, because a lot of
people told me I should only replace the unit as a whole (although a few
people (and logic) told me I could just replace the disk). The second thing
I was worried about was the fact that when I took it apart I found the
clutch wasn't worn out. There was no fluid or other contaminates on it, so
I didn't know why it had been slipping in the first place. But I am very
happy with the results. I have done some very hard starts with no problems,
and balance hasn't been an issue.
Hope that helps
Damien
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