how to remove the clutch ????
how do you get the inner part of the engine pully or rather the clutch off on a 01 club car ?? thanks for any help
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Re: how to remove the clutch ????
the real mcguyver could do it with bubble gum and a paper clip.......
Sorry, couldn't help myself. You need a clutch puller, it;s basically a threaded bolt that pops that thing off... for sale from sponsors, 35-40 bucks, or take the engine to a dealer and see if they will do it for a fee. Takes 45 seconds with the right tool.. |
Re: how to remove the clutch ????
o ok thank you i have to put a rod and piston in it the wrist broke into a hundred pieces and I got to get it off ! so how do you put it back on and what holds it on ???
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I'm in no way trying to knock anyone but $45 for a long bolt :shock: Surely there is something available from a decent hardware store for a fraction of that price. A specialist would get value from such a device but not a home hobbyist. Chris. |
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I am looking at my CC puller now. It looks like a threaded bolt alright but the simplicity ends there. It spins on a shaft which runs through the center of it and pushs on the crank end when tightened :thumbup: Good luck making that from stuff at your local hardware store. I think even Mc Gyver would have trouble with that.....
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Around here they want $70 to $110 to take the clutch off. Depending on what condition, as I was told...I thought it would be cheaper than buying the tool...SURPRISE!!
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Buy the tool and re-sell it?
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OK I got it off I took a long 3/8 bolt cut the head off and to length put it in and then used a fine threaded bolt to screw into it she came right off lol
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Good job! You are a McGyver
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