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Clutch Disk direction

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red_gsx

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Aug 18, 2004
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Sorry for not posting in the right forum but I figured this question is as newbie as they come. Which way does the clutch disk face when installing it?
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would the side the potrudes face the trans of the flywheel? Thanks ahead for the help.
 

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Thanks for the quick response. I can continue with midnight madness tranny party. Its automotive related :)
 
The raised side (where the spring pack protrudes) goes towards the pressure plate. The flat side goes towards the flywheel. Sometimes there is a little sticker on the center of the PP thats states which side goes where.
 
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