How to change a clutch on a Jeep

							How to change a clutch on a Jeep.

Jeep is a vehicle for sustainable and reliable drive that has a multitude of parts and performs well
beyond 100,000 miles of rough use. A particular part that gets a lot of abuse is the clutch. Used to
"slip" into the rock and filled gullies, or fell at full speed to get up a climb the hill, the clutch tends to
be a party must be replaced more often than other parts. It is a bit more complicated than other
repairs "home", but with a little knowledge while novice mechanic can tackle this task and change a
clutch Jeep.

Things you need

Jack

Jack rises

New clutch kit

Socket wrench

Additional wood or concrete blocks

Jack the front of the jeep up and supported by the jack stands. Crawl under the front of the Jeep and
the use of socket wrench to remove the two plates slip silver covering the bottom of the transfer
case of the transmission.

Use the jack to support the merits of the transfer and then remove the bolts transfer case with key
socket. Slowly, over the transfer case down with the jack to reveal the clutch plates.

Slide plates of the clutch of the transfer case and slide the clutch again in place. Raise the transfer
case back up into position and attach it with the key growing slowly.

Reattach the skid plates and then slowly lower the Jeep more off the jack stands. Start the Jeep and
see how it works and make sure it will pass through all gears correctly.

Tips & Warnings

Make sure you have the parking brake on the Jeep game when working under follow if rolled off the
jack stands with you.

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