Clutch Pressure Plates - 228mm

The clutch cover is also known as a pressure plate. A lot of people replace the clutch cover when it's not necessary. To check the clutch cover, look at the surface where the disc rides, make sure it's in good condition. Now place the clutch cover on the floor and step on it (bounce on it) to see if it still has tension. Note: When putting the clutch cover on, use a clutch alignment tool in the disc and start the bolts by hand. Use wafer washers under the bolts. Tighten the bolts in a star pattern until the cover sits flat. Torque the bolts to 18 ft. lb., any more and they will break, any less and they will come loose.