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#975938 10/02/2013 4:16 AM
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Does anyone know when u install the pressure plate onto the flywheel is there a certain postiton the pressure plate must be in before bolting it to the fly wheel . The book says there is an x on fly wheel but I didn't notice it ..it's a 235 engine with a 4 speed trans .. Thxs

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Sal,

I think they now are balanced. Just line up the holes and bolt it on (using a clutch plate alignment tool).

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I would also stongly suggest you take a good look at the pressure plate to ensure the tabs that hold it together are secure. I chased what I thought was a throw out bearing noise for many months only to find out it was the pressure place (new) that was the culprit. Not sure what truck you are working on???



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The original is marked when new. If the pressure plate is being or has been replaced it doesn't mater.


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