Reply to "centreforce clutch release bearing"

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Originally posted by JFB #05177:
I know nothing about clutches and get dizzy as I try to follow these discussions in my effort to learn.

If you don't mind my input, I would think setting up the clutch cylinder so that it can be adjusted and verify it will fully engage/disengage would be worth the effort BEFORE the engine transaxle goes into the car.

You can't do it that way. When the transaxle is out of the car, the the clutch is attached to the engine. The throwout bearing is on the output shaft of the transaxle.

They have to be connected to adjust the throwout bearing clearances to the fingers on the clutch.

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