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Updated Clutch Release Lever Ball Pin

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YOUR RESEARCHUpdated Clutch Release Lever Ball Pin

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Check ims, rms, and clutch

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Removed the transmission to check IMS, RMS, and clutch.
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Check ims, rms, and clutch

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Removed the transmission to check IMS, RMS, and clutch.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I recently purchased a 2000 996. Removed the transmission to check IMS, RMS, and clutch. When reassembling the new updates release lever, the spring that holds on the sealing washer seems very loose compared to the old style that was removed. Can someone verify that is normal or did I get a bad spring?

POST 2Original post

I just did mine this summer. My buddy and I noticed the exact same thing. We pondered quite a bit and put the old one back together. Reassembled it a couple of times. We finally figured it was correct. That was 2500 miles ago. Basically I replaced everything that was in between the engine and transmission. I wish you the best,

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thank you, I guess that is how it should be. I did the same thing, disassemble and reassemble, wondering if I had messed up.

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