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I need to replace the clutch and I would love a step by step guide (with pictures if possible--they help alot). Thanks to anyone who can help.
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I see everything BUT clutch replacement there. I already have the outside taken off. Any help?
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Ok I got the clutch off----in doing so I found that two of the three bolts that hold up the transmission were snapped off. Before I replace the clutch could you tell me if those missing bolts could keep the machine from spinning right? Thanks.:confused:
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Hey Red, I've seen this before. Your washer will not spin with these bolts broken. You should be able to remove the broken bolts O.K. Maybe use an easy out. Replace the bolts, tighten each one a bit at a time, evenly until they are flush with the case. Tighten them up. It does not take a lot of torque. I would say 25-30 lbs. of torque. I would replace the coupler while you are here.Let me know if I can assist again...wrench:)
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Thanks Bent thats what we were thinking. Sure enough we replaced the bolts and didn't replace the clutch and it works like new. Taking the clutch back for a refund---good idea not to open the package until you're sure.:D
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