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a wire brush.  Clean splines of hub and ring
assembly (A- 2) with cloth soaked in dry- cleaning
solvent or mineral spirits paint thinner.
b. Inspection.
(1) Clutch cover. Inspect the clutch cover
(B-2) for cracks and distorted mounting
flanges. Inspect clutch cover screw
holes (fig. 457) for elongation and the
lock plate retaining screw hole threads
for damage (fig. 457). Inspect the pres-
sure spring seats (fig. 457) for cracks
FIGURE 457. INSPECTING CLUTCH COVER
FIGURE 458. CHECKING FREE LENGTH OF
PRESSURE SPRING SEATS AND SCREW
PRESSURE SPRING.
HOLES.
(2) Pressure springs. Inspect the 16 pres-
sure springs (B- 6) for distorted and set
condition. Check free length of each
pressure spring using a height gage.
Free length of pressure springs should
be 2-11/32-inches as shown in figure
(3) Pressure plate. Inspect pressure plate
(B-1-c) for cracks and possible warp-
age, caused by severe heat due to
clutch slippage. Inspect the clutch fac-
ing surface (fig. 459) for deep scores
and rough surface. Replace pressure
plate clutch facing surface as directed
in paragraph:, below, when scores are
not deep and slight surface cracks are
FIGURE 459. INSPECTING PRESSURE PLATE
evident.
CLUTCH FACING SURFACE.
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