I probably need to improve my search methods since I could not find the answers in the forum.
Two questions. I’ll start with the easiest first.
1) What type of plastic are K75 city cases made of? My wife works at a plastic store and has access to all types of adhesives. I need to know the type of plastic in order to get the proper adhesive for city case repair. Does anyone know? No need to waste research time on this as I have found suggestions as to what can be used for case repair purchased at the local home repair store. Just wondering if someone had this arcane knowledge.
#2 my be unanswerable. Sort of like asking how good will the party be, before I decide to attend.
2) I’m planning on doing a clutch spline lube.
Chris Harris posted a 6-part tutorial on YouTube which is quite thorough. YouTube is so fantastic filled will folks sharing their knowledge. I would not be surprised to find a tutorial on how to perform self-surgery!
I’d like to have parts on hand before starting. I’m expecting to replace the friction plate, but have no idea of the typical life span of the Pressure Plate, Housing Cover, and Diaphragm Spring. One K75C has 61k and the other has 210k mileage. To my knowledge (2nd owner) neither has had those parts replaced. Clymer's suggests they be inspected for wear or damage and describes such. In your experience how often do those three parts need replacement? I’m a first-timer and have zero prior experience on this maintenance work.
Many thanks and be well,
Pete
Two questions. I’ll start with the easiest first.
1) What type of plastic are K75 city cases made of? My wife works at a plastic store and has access to all types of adhesives. I need to know the type of plastic in order to get the proper adhesive for city case repair. Does anyone know? No need to waste research time on this as I have found suggestions as to what can be used for case repair purchased at the local home repair store. Just wondering if someone had this arcane knowledge.
#2 my be unanswerable. Sort of like asking how good will the party be, before I decide to attend.
2) I’m planning on doing a clutch spline lube.
Chris Harris posted a 6-part tutorial on YouTube which is quite thorough. YouTube is so fantastic filled will folks sharing their knowledge. I would not be surprised to find a tutorial on how to perform self-surgery!
I’d like to have parts on hand before starting. I’m expecting to replace the friction plate, but have no idea of the typical life span of the Pressure Plate, Housing Cover, and Diaphragm Spring. One K75C has 61k and the other has 210k mileage. To my knowledge (2nd owner) neither has had those parts replaced. Clymer's suggests they be inspected for wear or damage and describes such. In your experience how often do those three parts need replacement? I’m a first-timer and have zero prior experience on this maintenance work.
Many thanks and be well,
Pete