alignment after clutch change?
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Nope, nothing in the clutch removal/reinstall changes the suspension. The only thing to make sure is that you put the steering column back onto the same splines it came from.
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I don't wish to be the bearer of bad news but at least a front wheel alignment must be done. Helm manual: Page 13-72, Step 40.
"Check the front wheel alignment (camer angle, caster angle, and front toe)."
When doing a clutch job, the engine must be lowered by lowering the engine cradle, which is part of the sub-frame. The front suspension components are attached to this sub-frame. When this frame is lowered and raised again, alignment can be "put off".
"Check the front wheel alignment (camer angle, caster angle, and front toe)."
When doing a clutch job, the engine must be lowered by lowering the engine cradle, which is part of the sub-frame. The front suspension components are attached to this sub-frame. When this frame is lowered and raised again, alignment can be "put off".
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