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I have a 96 Fatboy....recently burnt the clutch out...I just got the primary off and gonna be tearing into it...It looks like I need a puller if anybody has a link too step by step directions on installation and removal I would appreciate it! Also I posted in softails section..Whats a good clutch too buy? I got a few responses Energy One and Barnett but just kinda looking for a few more opinions on a good clutch that will withstand a few burnouts since I like doing them...lol Thanks TrAmPTaXi
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You don't need a puller. You will need the tool to compress the spring to remove the snap ring. With the snap ring out, remove the spring, pressure plate and spring compressor as a unit. Remove the steel and friction plates. Replace them with the Energy One extra plate kit. They sell a kit that comes with the spring compressor. $160
You need to invest in a shop manual. Keep doing burnouts and you will soon learn all about how to remove clutches, primary cases, mainshaft bearings, gearsets, trapdoors...
You don't need a puller. You will need the tool to compress the spring to remove the snap ring. With the snap ring out, remove the spring, pressure plate and spring compressor as a unit. Remove the steel and friction plates. Replace them with the Energy One extra plate kit. They sell a kit that comes with the spring compressor. $160