Clutch, C: Disassembly: Disassembly

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Fig 1: C-Clutch Disassembly & Assembly

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1. Wave plate

2. Friction plate

3. Backing plate

4. Steel plate

Fig 2: Press, C-Clutch & Snap Ring

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Place the C-clutch (2) in a suitable press.
Using special tool 8680 (1) compress the C-clutch (2) enough to remove the snap ring (3).
Remove the snap ring (3).

Fig 3: C-Clutch & Retainer
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Remove the C-clutch retainer (1).

Fig 4: C-clutch Piston & Retainer
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Remove the C-clutch piston (1).

Fig 5: Friction Plates & Belleville Spring
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Remove the Belleville spring (1).

Fig 6: Wave Plate
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Remove the wave plate (1).

Fig 7: Friction & Steel Plates
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Remove the 6 friction and steel plates (1).

Fig 8: Backing Plate
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Remove the backing plate (1).

Fig 9: Clutch Hub, C-Clutch Shaft & Clutch Shaft
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Separate the clutch shaft (3) from the clutch hub (1).
Remove two O-rings from the C-clutch shaft (2).