Piston circlip removal the hard way...
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Do you mean the large spiral one that holds the diaphragm spring in place? Have you taken all the pressure off using the official tool or an aftermarket equivalent (I can't imagine doing this job without that tool)?
Once you've done that, it should pry out very easily with a small screwdriver.
Good luck.
Once you've done that, it should pry out very easily with a small screwdriver.
Good luck.
oh, no, I meant the one in the back of the clutch basket holding the bearing in...prob both w my luck. I have some reversible snap ring pliers, but they aren't wide enough. Looked around town, and haven't found any big enough... I was thinking of using 2 of the points on some forks :roll:
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pelican said:
Craftsman makes a nice reversible snap ring pliers that should work - I'm pretty sure that's what I used on mine. It's about $13 - #47384. I've got an older Craftsman snap-ring pliers with replaceable ends, but it has a limited range.
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