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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: Michigan
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I recently saw on you tube a model A owner explain where all the grease fittings were and the last one he did was the one under the inspection plate for the clutch. I didn't know there was one, I found it and it looked like it never was greased in a long time. I took the fitting out and the little bit of grease was like cement. I got it all cleaned up and tested it with shot of grease and it's good to go. Since it has not had any grease in it for a long time, how many pumps should I give it?..........thanks
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Anchorage, Alaska
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Not much. It's just there to lubricate the bearing carrier as it slides on the shaft. Too much and you will be slinging grease on your clutch plate.
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Location: Oregon
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If yours has an original style throwout bearing it is also greased by that fitting. A couple or three pumps is all it needs once in a while
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Location: New Hampshire
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I did not know about this one, either! Thanks for posting the nice clear pictures. Very helpful.
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