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Clutch Throwout Bearing - Do I need a Press?

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Old Jul 12, 2014 | 12:41 AM
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Clutch Throwout Bearing - Do I need a Press?

In the middle of a clutch job right now and will be getting my new pressure plate and misc parts in tomorrow.

The manual states that I need a press to install the throwout bearing on the pressure plate. Is that the only way?

I'm DIY this install in my garage and have most everything tool wise except a press that I sold when I last moved.
 
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You can put the bearing in the p plate and flip it over and stand on it to compress it and get the snap ring in. I use a press tough.
 
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You can put the bearing in the p plate and flip it over and stand on it to compress it and get the snap ring in. I use a press tough.
i personally have used the "stand on it method" lol
 
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Hah. I'll give it a shot. Thanks for the suggestion guys.
 
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Mission accomplished. Thanks for the hint gentlemen.

Though I'm well short of a multi-ton press and had to balance and do a little jump without leaving the ground to press it far enough to get the snap ring in there (I'm 165 lbs).
 
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