911 3.2 Clutch teardown Part 2
 

Years ago I did the clutch in my 84 3.2. I simply cleaned the flywheel with a scotchbrite pad and I replaced the pilot bearing, pressure plate, clutch and throwout bearing. I used a standard Sachs clutch kit. Since then, I've experienced moderate shuddering when starting the car from a stand still or down shifting. Over the last couple of years I've adjusted the clutch cable a bunch of times, replaced the clutch cable, horseshoe spring. Nothing seems to help.

Last week I pulled the engine again to get the flywheel resurfaced. To save money, I've decided to reinstall all of the components I changed a couple of years ago in the hopes the flyweel was the culprit of the shuddering. But I am replacing the throwout bearing fork.

Question, what surfaces get greased and with what type of grease? Previously, I greased the throwout bearing tube and contact surfaces between the fork and throwout bearing.

Thanks in advance.

You grease as you said..plus you should remove the fork shaft and lubricate it with Sachs lubricant...
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What grease would you recommend on the contact area for the fork and throwout bearing tube?

exactly as i have written above;-)

Ivan