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Discussion in 'Technical Q&A' started by traderjet4, Apr 21, 2007.

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  1. traderjet4

    traderjet4 Karting

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    #1 traderjet4, Apr 21, 2007
    Has anybody replace his own clutch on a F360, Manual or F1.
     
  2. J. Salmon

    J. Salmon F1 Rookie
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    #2 J. Salmon, Apr 21, 2007
    All I know is that it is a big job, much bigger than the clutch on a 355. I think it's a bigger job than the major on a 360, but not sure. I'd love to see pictures...
     
  3. Iain

    Iain F1 Rookie

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    #3 Iain, Apr 22, 2007
    Wouldn't you need an SD2 to do an F1 clutch on a 360?
     
  4. SpannerMan

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    #4 SpannerMan, May 10, 2007
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  5. ernie

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    #5 ernie, May 10, 2007
    Your a funny guy Eric!
     
  6. mgtr1990

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    #6 mgtr1990, May 10, 2007
    I saw my car twice during the major which included a clutch replacement which I opted to do even though it was only 50 worn to save on having to tear into the whole thing again I dont think it is a DIY job for the average home mechanic
     
  7. f_the_ASR

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    #7 f_the_ASR, May 10, 2007
    Technically not a difficult job, but to do things correctly you DO need a SD2 tester to correctly set the PIS ("Kisspoint" or Point of Initial Slip) and to reset the wear indicator.

    If the wear % indicator is not reset, your new clutch's wear will start at the number that it had stored and will give the false impression of wear and/or other problems.
     
  8. glasser1

    glasser1 Formula Junior

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    #8 glasser1, May 10, 2007
    Is this true for manual clutch, F1, or both?
     
  9. f_the_ASR

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    #9 f_the_ASR, May 10, 2007
    Only F1. Manual does not have electronics there. Just a fluid bleed on re-assembly and one after test drive and you are done.
     
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  10. Christiano arrivabene

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    #10 Christiano arrivabene, Aug 4, 2025 at 3:55 PM
    Hello good afternoon, I need a disc and a clutch plate for my 360 Modena 2001. Can I use these manual transmission parts since my car is an F1? I'm having trouble finding these parts at a good price in the US
     

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