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 Post subject: help with driven clutch
PostPosted: Sun Jan 11, 2015 10:08 pm 
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I just got my driven clutch cleaned up now for reassembly. My question is when I put the end piece on and wind the spring the 120 degrees the 350 manual tells me to. It only travels past one cam peak. The tension seems too light. Is this right or should I jump two peaks and ignore what the book says? I even pulled the belt off of my other 350 just to feel the tension it has and it is much stiffer than the one I reassembled.


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