Clutch cleaning questions?
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If it's just general cleaning use compressed air first to blow out most of the belt dust in an open area. This helps the most. If you want to break the "glaze" on the clutch sheaths just use the plain old old green Scotch brite pads and cheap Walmart Super tech spray brake cleaner. Try to stay away from the fiber washer.Lacquer thinner,acetone,etc are a little too "hot" to use around some plastic parts.
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If it's just general cleaning use compressed air first to blow out most of the belt dust in an open area. This helps the most. If you want to break the "glaze" on the clutch sheaths just use the plain old old green Scotch brite pads and cheap Walmart Super tech spray brake cleaner. Try to stay away from the fiber washer.Lacquer thinner,acetone,etc are a little too "hot" to use around some plastic parts.
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Just pull belt up from the middle to get slack and walk it off the rear clutch(replace it facing the same way),then you'll be able to push the front clutch in and get into all the crevices with the air gun. Just hit the rear clutch in the middle with air and dust will fly everywhere from inside the helix area. Just be in an open area when you do this.
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