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Page 42 - Fig. 89 Removing Clutch Assembly. 1. Clutch release fork flange 2. Release fork 3. Clutch assembly same predetermined height above the machined surface on the pressure plate, so that it will re main parallel with the flywheel when the clutch is being released and engaged. This adjustment cannot be made by setting the levers parallel to 1. Tool C-360 " Fig. 90 Clutch Disc Aligning Arbor. the face of the release bearing after the clutch has been assembled to the flywheel because of variations in thickness of the driven plate. The most accurate method is to adjust the levers by using a special clutch compressing and adjust ing fixture. > * : L V I ? v t' i: I; /* : 'jj 3/ Pressure plate. 4. Disc facing rivets. 5. Pressure plate baffle. 6. Disc assembly. Fig. 91 Exploded View of Clutch., 11. Release lever. 12. Release lever eye bolt. 13* Release lever pin. 14. Disc facing. 15. Coyer. 17. Pressure spring. 19- Release bearing pull-back spring. 20. Release bearing. 21. Release bearing sleeve. 23. Release'fork, 24. Release lever spring. 25. Release lever eye bolt nut. 26. Release lever strut.