***** OEM friction pad kits *****
I was looking at the clutch diagram yesterday and suddenly noticed a friction plate that had a different number and part number to the two i previously mentioned in the above post.
In the diagram #4 is the one there is the most of, #11 is the narrow one i describe that fits around the judder spring (#12) but then i noticed #7 which doesn't apply to the aftermarket kit that i bought. #5 are the steel plates.
As i have no experience with this friction pad kit you will need to look at a manual, or instructions with the kit itself. Or just use the diagram below i suppose.
But after a looking about i don't even know if you can buy OEM friction plates as a kit, i can't find them anywhere, only in singles which would be an expensive way of doing things, so not sure how often OEM plates get used if you're changing them yourself?
I was looking at the clutch diagram yesterday and suddenly noticed a friction plate that had a different number and part number to the two i previously mentioned in the above post.
In the diagram #4 is the one there is the most of, #11 is the narrow one i describe that fits around the judder spring (#12) but then i noticed #7 which doesn't apply to the aftermarket kit that i bought. #5 are the steel plates.
As i have no experience with this friction pad kit you will need to look at a manual, or instructions with the kit itself. Or just use the diagram below i suppose.
But after a looking about i don't even know if you can buy OEM friction plates as a kit, i can't find them anywhere, only in singles which would be an expensive way of doing things, so not sure how often OEM plates get used if you're changing them yourself?
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