Does the Clutch Disc Need a Break-in Period After Replacement?
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Replacing the clutch disc requires a break-in period. The method for replacing the clutch disc is as follows: 1. Park the vehicle in a safe location and open the engine hood; 2. Remove the engine to access the clutch disc; 3. After removing the engine, detach the adjacent clutch cover; 4. All five screws in the center must be removed to take out the flywheel; 5. Remove the old clutch disc and install the new one. The working principle of the clutch disc: It transmits power to the driven disc through the friction between the flywheel, pressure plate, and the contact surface of the driven disc. When the driver depresses the clutch pedal, the mechanism causes the diaphragm spring's large end to push the pressure plate backward, separating the driven part from the driving part.