Bloody Hell it works....ive been trying to get the clutch Nut of for a good few days, i had socketcs, bars, 18" lever, i have even got a clutch tool on the way... this thing would just not fecking move no way.... so with a recomendation from several members i purchased a impact gun from ebay for £50
Bloody hell........... i came home tonight unpacked it, chaged it for an hour, went outside stuffed a few rags in the clutch to stop it moving (another helpfull hint) stuck the socket on the gun thought HERE WE GO...
Now i feel cheated, i
t took about .............ooooooooo 10 seconds and the nut broke free and came undone....How cool is that ....that is so cool what a toy... problem is what do i do with the clutch tool i just bought LOL thanks for all your help guys...
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you use the clutch holder tool for doing it back up again tothe correct torque. Or if you're just gonna spin it back on with the rattle gun then be a good chap and send the clutch tool to me. I like tools!
There's the problem, the Tourque wrench i have only goes to 80nm and reading the parts bit the tourque for the nut is 100nm (top end) mmmm do i just spin it up?? will it come off again?... DO i BUY NEW TOOLS we'll see.
As for the clutch tool, for the things you get up too i cant beliave that you dont have one already, IF not.... scary you must have big hands... LOL
Is this a real question? Do you really have to ask the question? I know if there is a chance I may need a new tool, I have no choice but to go get it, as well as see what else I could possible use (or not, but still have).
Oh yes, I have a clutch holder tool already, but I have 'a' clutch holder tool which lives in my tool box in the work shop. I don't have a clutch holder tool for my other 'portable' toolbox and this is the problem.
I've got two flywheel holders, two flywheel pullers, two of this, a couple of those and plenty of them. Noah's got nothing on me!
I'm with Charles. Spending cash on tools is fun. I buy tools just in case. If I use a tool once then it's paid for itself. If I don't use it...oh well...I'm sure it'll come in handy one day.
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