'82 CJ-8, 258, T-5. Other than taking it off and measuring it, is there any way to know if it has a 10.5 or 11 inch clutch? When looking at the catalogs to order a kit, I see an 11 inch for '80-86, a 10.5 for '80-81 and another 10.5 for '82-86. I don't know which to pick and I'd prefer to order it and get it here before taking the old one out. (not to mention avoiding return shipping charges - none of the local parts stores carries them any more)
Clutch question
Feb 05, 2005
11 Replies
How do you know it's 11? PS - The page you linked too doesn't even have clutches on it. Just master cylinders, linkages, etc.
My 83 CJ7, 258, T5 had an 11". When I was calling the checker, auto zone, pep boys places they were confused. When I called a transmission shop they were able to determine the right one, and gave an explanation that I can't remember as to why it was not the smaller one. You may try a specially store.
Would you like me to send you a screen shot of the page so you can look again? No clutches anywhere on that page dude. :(
Clap-
Click the link. In the internet explorer menu, go to Edit, Find on this page. Type in "Clutch".
It's down below. HTH
Carl
No offence, but you guys must not be reading the same page I am. There's a whole bunch of clutch related stuff there, but no *clutch* and no pressure plate. There are bearing assemblies, master cylinders, slave cylinders, forks, fork boots, and linkage parts. But not a single
*clutch* anywhere on that page.
To anyone interested in another data point. I decided to just take the old one off to verify prior to ordering a new one. It was a 10.5.
I think because of all the possible mixing and matching, that is the only way to be sure.....
Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT'sClap Trap wrote:
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