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Lost one spring of those three that hold together the presseure plate (triangular, fwd from throwout bearing) and the three arms themselves. Is it fatal? Any experiances on that?
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I can't see it working properly with that missing!!
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Strange as might be but the clutch remained to work properly, still, found out that its "one way ticket" so IŽll tear the Engine off again this weekend anyway
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Strange as might be but the clutch remained to work properly, still, found out that its "one way ticket" so IŽll tear the Engine off again this weekend anyway
Can you do the V4 - (I have seen the two-stroke out and in,50 minutes) pack out and in again in less than one hour ?
A short cut - install heater hose shut-off valves, then leave the radiator protected and attached.
Use silicone grease at the rear mount and omit the retaining bolt.Use anti seize on screw thread, but not too much ! This stuff is good but messy.
And of course, use air tools.
A problem is the shift shaft pin, people over tighten this - the necessary torque is a very low figure.
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[QUOTE=earthworm]Can you do the V4 - (I have seen the two-stroke out and in,50 minutes) pack out and in again in less than one hour ?
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Im a "slow doer", took a half day , I wasnt rushing. this was already several months ago, the saab still goes smoothly (by the way, extremely much fun on the ice track) , meanwhile, I found me another sound bodied 1975 (single throat FoMoCo) for a really good price
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