P1000 Clutch cover!?

Kilo427

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Well I'll be dammed if it didn't come in, I sti don't have a the other small pieces but this is a start

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Cool! @Kilo427 from what you can see will there be special tools required to complete this install? I've asked others with no response! @CumminsPusher dobyou kind jumping in hereo_O
Should be as standard and was as the old one. I've been curious what transfers from each one other then the 3 pressure and 1 temp senders.
 
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All I need now is the bearing, guide first clutch and orfice clutch far as I can tell
How much were all the parts and are you changing both clutch packs at the same time?
 
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I am likely just going to change one but I already have it, I ordered several other parts but I would say around 300-400 not including clutches
 
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Kilo427

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nah my clutch is slipping some but I just keep giving it hell and she keeps going. I have a spare clutch anyhow lol, just don't wanna stick it in until whole kit comes in
 
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Only special tool i see being needed is a bearing remover. But I'd push to have a new one installed.

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We just use a Snap-on slide hammer bearing puller. Pops right out! As far as those ports being chambered, they only hold the pressure sensors. They really don't do much else.

Make sure to install the bearing with the seal facing away from clutch. I install the bearing in the cover and it then install the cover. It slides on much easier.

And if your emergency valves feels at anyway like it's stuck or doesn't come out easy, replace it. It'll cause all kinds of problems.
 
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