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RoverP480 · 30th May 2018, 09:45

I have never used one like that but would assume you place the clutch plate , flywheel face down on the(clean ) bench, place the clutch cover over it, engage the spline of the tool in the spline of the plate and expand it to grip, then screw the cone down hard which centres it on the fingers of the cover. I assume the other two plain shafts are used if the spline doesn't fit your plate. It is then picked up as an assembly (Cover and Plate), bolted to the flywheel and the tool removed by disengaging the cone and spline . Personally I have my reservations as one, if my assumptions are right, is centring the plate to the cover , not the flywheel , which adds a little more error to the assembly.

30th May 2018, 09:45	#2
RoverP480 Gets stuck in None at the moment Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Hereford Posts: 501 Thanks: 1 Thanked 165 Times in 146 Posts	I have never used one like that but would assume you place the clutch plate , flywheel face down on the(clean ) bench, place the clutch cover over it, engage the spline of the tool in the spline of the plate and expand it to grip, then screw the cone down hard which centres it on the fingers of the cover. I assume the other two plain shafts are used if the spline doesn't fit your plate. It is then picked up as an assembly (Cover and Plate), bolted to the flywheel and the tool removed by disengaging the cone and spline . Personally I have my reservations as one, if my assumptions are right, is centring the plate to the cover , not the flywheel , which adds a little more error to the assembly. Last edited by RoverP480; 30th May 2018 at 09:50..