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Help with clutch fork

I was inspecting my clutch fork and found that On one side the neddle bearings where damaged and bad, This may have happend when I remove the pin that holds it in, Can those bearing be replaced or does the whole clutch fork need to be replaced?? Thanx for the help

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Old 05-08-2005, 12:16 PM
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sure can. Pelican has them at a good price.

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Clutch Release Lever Bearing, 2 Per Car, 924/944/968 All (1977-95), Each $7.90

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Sweeet Thanx for the help, I guess I just press the old ones out and press the new ones in?
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They'll be in there tight.
I used a 1/2" drive socket, and it was just the perfect size to press the old bearings out. I supported the fork in the middle (so I didn't snap it), and hammered the old ones out. I took some fine emery paper to remove the corrosion inside the bores, put a light coat of bearing grease on the outside of the new ones, and a couple light taps with a hammer later, they were installed. Took about 5 minutes.
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Or use sockets and use a vise to press them out and in. If you have a vise, that is. You have more even pressure and control with a vise.
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I have a vace and I also have a small hydrolic press, So im sure I shouldnt have a problem

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